One of the things that matters most to me in In the D is weaving real world detail into the fabric of the story. Detroit is not just a backdrop. It is a living, breathing place with a layered history, and I wanted the streets, buildings, music, and social climate of the city to feel as authentic on the page as they do in real life. I have always believed that it is those small, truthful details that elevate a good story into something unforgettable. That approach was deeply influenced by James Rollins and his Sigma Force series, where real science, history, and geography are blended so seamlessly.
