Seht, was ich getan habe

Schmidt delves into the minds of the characters beyond the crime itself, which adds depth and nuance. I'm curious what drew her to explore the emotional and mental scars.

The setting of 19th-century New York felt so immersive and tense. Did the historical context make the story more haunting for anyone else?

The way the story shifts between perspectives and timelines kept me guessing. I wonder if this was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.