Lost Land. Die erste Nacht

The characters are faced with tough decisions about killing or helping others, which made me think about what I’d do in their place. Did these moments make anyone else question what morality really means in a world like this?

The book blends intense horror with the journey of growing up, and I wonder if that contrast was intentional from the start or developed as the story evolved. It made the emotional stakes feel even higher.

The detailed world-building made the environment feel so real and lived-in. I’m curious whether the author based it on specific fears or ideas about the future, or if it developed naturally during writing.