Hüte dich vor der Frau

The story's tension relies heavily on perspective and trust. I'm curious about her process in building that sense of uncertainty.

Some chapters felt a bit slower, but maybe that was part of creating a tense atmosphere. Would love to hear others' thoughts on the pacing.

Abbott's depiction of the environment feels so immersive and foreboding. Wondering if the setting was based on a personal experience or purely fictional.