Mord auf dem Atlantik

The vivid atmosphere really brought Dublin to life. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experience or extensive research for the city’s history.

The book’s warm community feel made the clues feel more inviting than suspenseful, which was a refreshing change. Would the story have worked with a darker tone?

The balance between history and story was seamless, but I wonder what guided the choices about what to highlight or omit.