The Electric Church

The vivid world-building really immerses readers. I'm curious whether the author visualized this environment from real places or created it entirely from imagination.

His actions often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which made me question what I would do in his position. How did others interpret his decisions?

There were moments of reflection that slowed the story down, but they added depth. I'm wondering if this pacing was planned to build suspense or character development.