Im Namen des Mörders

Faletti's storytelling blurs the lines between right and wrong, making me wonder what drove him to explore these complex ideas through his characters.

The slow burn approach made every revelation feel earned, but I'm curious if others found the pacing effective or a bit sluggish at times.

The vivid descriptions of Italy added a haunting quality to the novel. I wonder how much Faletti drew from real locations to craft its tone.