A Murder of Crows

The suspense built up nicely at first, but I felt the plot dragged a bit around the midpoint. Was that intentional to deepen character development?

The setting added a cozy yet ominous vibe that really enhanced the story. I'm curious whether the author based it on a real place or created it from imagination.

His backstory added layers to his motives and decisions. It made me think about how personal history influences problem-solving in mysteries.