Der Tod und der Dicke: Kriminalroman

The story revolves around the aftermath of Dalziel's death, which is unusual for a detective novel. I'm curious what motivated this narrative choice and how it shapes the story.

The narrative seemed to take its time in some sections, which heightened the suspense but also made me wonder if it was a deliberate stylistic choice.

The characters' decisions felt complex and nuanced, making me think about how justice isn't always black and white. I wonder what inspired this perspective.