Allein die Angst (Klappenbroschur)

The story delves into secrets behind closed doors, which feels very relatable yet unsettling. I'm curious what prompted this focus on psychological manipulation within parenting.

The slow build of mistrust and the subtle manipulations made me anxious — was that a deliberate choice to keep readers on edge?

The confined settings and intense character dynamics really amplified the suspense. I'd love to know if the setting was inspired by real places or purely fictional.