The Fire Killer

The detective's personal conflicts add depth to the story, and I wonder what inspired these choices. Do they reflect real experiences or purely fictional?

The legal proceedings added a different rhythm, but I found myself losing momentum at times. Was this deliberate to build tension or just a pacing choice?

The setting feels almost like a character itself, shaping the story's mood. I'm curious whether the city is based on a real place or a fictional creation.