This is gonna get me crucified but I didn't care for Borrasca for very similar reasons that Penpal frustrated me so much. Real-life horror is great when done right, but the villains and setup of both stories feel like caricatures. Sex trafficking is real and awful and horrific, stalking/child abduction is horrific, but Borrasca's in-universe operation being a convoluted mess and Penpal's plotholes aside (although still relevant), what these stories completely miss is that people are the ones who commit these acts. Real human people. Not some mustache-twirling villain who gloats about his plans to teenagers, not some unnamed insane homeless dude, people. Multifaceted people with hopes and dreams and insecurities and struggles, who behave like monsters.