That Night: Schuldig für immer

The emotional aftermath felt very raw, but I wondered if it might have been a bit intense for some readers. How do others interpret the book's handling of trauma?

The way past and present are intertwined added layers to the suspense. I'm curious if this narrative choice was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.

The pacing of revelations kept me guessing, but I wonder if the timing of certain twists was deliberate to maximize tension or if it was more organic.