Natasha Diaz asked Lillian Clark:

What made you decide to write Immoral Code through multiple perspectives?

Lillian Clark Great question, Natasha, thank you!

Building a book idea from zero is such a weird mix of intention and instinct (I think!), so I'm never entirely sure how to answer questions about it, but when I started planning IMMORAL CODE I knew that I wanted to write a book where the characters and their relationships were equally as important as the plot. And as I started building this group of five friends, each voice remained as important as the four others. Within the dynamic, each friend plays a certain role (Nari, the ringleader. Keagan, the voice of reason. Santiago, the tension calmer. Bellamy, the motivation. Reese, the flare), and together they strike a balance, with each one being as essential to the narrative and their five-sided relationship as any of the others. So I ran with it! Keeping all five voices and trying my best to do them justice.

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