Verborgene Hexe (Die Torrent-Hexen von Harlot Bay 3)

The way the town details were woven in made it feel alive and welcoming. I wonder if the setting was inspired by a real place or purely imagined?

The mix of cozy vibes with fantasy elements felt fresh. I'm curious whether the magic was meant to be a metaphor or just part of the world-building.

It took a while for the mystery to pick up steam, but the character interactions kept me engaged. Do others think this was intentional to build atmosphere?