Lass Nichts Unversucht (Faith McClellan 2)

The line between right and wrong was so blurred that I kept questioning whether justice was truly served. Did this make the story more realistic or just more unsettling?

The setting felt so atmospheric and layered, almost like a character itself. I wonder if real towns or personal experiences influenced this choice.

Switching viewpoints added depth but also complexity. I'm curious whether this was planned early on or developed during revision to enhance suspense.