Die Toten von Natchez

The book's background felt rich and well-researched, but at times I wondered if the pacing suffered because of it. Was that intentional to build atmosphere or just part of the writing style?

The switching timelines kept me on my toes, but I’m curious whether this structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did it enhance the mystery for others as well?

The vivid descriptions made the town feel alive, almost like a character itself. I wonder if the author drew from real places or created it entirely from imagination.