Die falsche Zeugin

The shifting viewpoints kept the story unpredictable and layered. I'm curious whether this structure was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The characters' motives are so complex that I kept questioning my own judgments. Does this reflect real-life moral grey areas more than typical thrillers?

The revelations hit hard and felt earned. I wonder what her process was for planting clues without making it too obvious.