Mord in guter Tradition: Kate Shackleton ermittelt (Kate-Shackleton-Krimis 4)

The rich detail of the early 20th century really brings the story to life. I'm curious whether the author based it on personal research or specific events.

The plot twists kept me hooked, but the slower sections made me wonder if that was intentional to build suspense or just a natural part of the storytelling.

Her journey to uncover her past felt very personal and layered. I’d love to hear thoughts on whether her sense of self evolved in unexpected ways.