Because the Night

The dark atmosphere really immerses you in the night-time world of detectives and crime. I'm curious what inspired the author to craft this specific tone and setting.

Some characters operate in shades of grey, which added complexity but also made me question who the 'good guys' really are. Was this deliberate or just a natural outcome of the story?

The shifting viewpoints kept me guessing and added layers to the mystery. I'm wondering if this was planned from the start or developed as the story progressed.