Der Duft des Todes

The gritty, procedural vibe really immerses you in the world of crime investigation. I wonder if the author drew from real cases or personal experience to craft this environment.

There was a lot of detail about the investigation process, which made the story richer but also a bit slower. Was this intentional to build tension or a space for character development?

The detailed investigation scenes added realism, but I’m curious if they also heightened the suspense for other readers or if it dragged for some.