Die Rache der Polly McClusky

The story's dark atmosphere really pulled me in, but I'm curious whether the author intentionally aimed for a classic crime noir feel or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The characters often operate in morally gray areas, which made me wonder how much of their behavior was influenced by real-world complexities versus storytelling needs.

Switching perspectives added depth but also kept me on my toes—was this structure planned from the beginning or a late decision to increase tension?