Die Frau ohne Namen

The perspective really made me question what was real and what was manipulation. I wonder what choices went into making the narrator so ambiguous.

The story seemed to hit a lull before ramping up again, which felt realistic but also a bit jarring. I'm curious if that was planned or a natural part of the suspense.

The premise felt very timely, but I'm interested in whether the author drew from real research or events when building this world.