Déjà-vu: Der siebzehnte Fall für Bruno, Chef de police

The atmospheric details really brought the landscape to life. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experience or research.

I appreciated the detailed atmosphere, but some sections felt lengthy. What do others think — was this deliberate or could it have been tighter?

The time period adds layers to the characters' decisions, but I wonder how much research went into accurately portraying that era.