The Hanging Garden

The city itself feels like a character, with its unique blend of history and decay. I'm curious how much of the setting was drawn from real places or fictionalized for the mood.

The characters often operate in gray areas, which made me wonder if the story is commenting on real-world justice or just telling a compelling crime tale.

There were moments when the pacing felt slow, but it also heightened the tension. Was this deliberate to deepen the mystery or just a natural flow of the narrative?