Gone Forever: Der erste Jack-Widow-Thriller

The setting adds a haunting layer to the story, but I wonder if it was based on real events or purely fictional. How did the author decide on this backdrop?

Jack Widow's personal battles seem to humanize him, but at times I wondered if it detracted from the fast-paced crime plot. What’s the balance here?

The shifting perspectives kept me engaged, but I’m curious whether this was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing. Did it help build suspense?