Taste of Blood

The dark, gritty tone really immerses the reader in the British crime world. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or existing stories.

There was a lot of tension building early on, but I found myself wishing for more momentum halfway through. Was this intentional to deepen character development?

Switching between characters added complexity but also made it harder to follow at times. I wonder what led to this choice and how it affected the overall suspense.