Wisting und die Tote am Wegesrand

The depiction of the winter landscape really amplified the suspense and emotional weight. I wonder if the cold environment was a conscious choice to reflect the characters' internal struggles.

His relentless pursuit of justice made me root for him, but I wondered if Horst was aiming to challenge traditional detective archetypes with his character's rough edges.

The story kept me on the edge without rushing through key moments. I’m curious if the author deliberately built tension gradually or if it evolved during writing.