Die dunklen Wasser von Aberdeen

The setting feels like a character itself, adding to the weight of the crime. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or research.

The detective's choices often felt morally complex, making me question what I would do in his position. How do others interpret his actions?

The shifting viewpoints kept the suspense high but also added layers to the story. Was this a conscious choice from the start or did it evolve during writing?