魔性之骨

Bone Crossed has a gritty, intense atmosphere but also moments of tenderness. I'm curious how the author approached blending these elements seamlessly.

The tension felt sharper than in previous books, especially with the political and supernatural conflicts. Was this shift planned or did it evolve naturally?

The mix of paranormal elements with a modern city backdrop creates such a unique world. I wonder whether Briggs based it on any specific city or entirely from imagination.