Finnegan's Week

The humor in Finnegan's Week adds a unique flavor to the crime story, making it feel more real and relatable. I'm curious about how this balance was achieved during writing.

Some parts felt more introspective or procedural, which made me wonder if that was intentional to build tension or character depth. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The vivid depiction of the city and police work felt authentic. I'm interested in whether the author drew from real experiences or crafted it from imagination.