The Perk

The story kept me hooked with its twists, but I felt some characters' backgrounds were brief. I'm curious how much focus was given to fleshing them out behind the scenes.

The lines between right and wrong blurred so often that I wondered if the author intentionally made us question our own judgments. What was the most morally ambiguous moment for others?

The courtroom scenes felt so authentic and tense—was this based on real experiences or extensive research? I'd love to hear what influenced the environment of the story.