Die Knochen am Point No Point (Ein Thomas Austin Krimi-Thriller 1)

The story shifts between different characters' viewpoints, which added depth but also complexity. I wonder what inspired this structure and how it influenced the suspense.

The narrative seemed to take its time building tension before the climax. I'm curious if this was planned to give readers a moment to breathe or to deepen character development.

The atmospheric details really brought the location to life. I'd love to know if the author has a personal connection to the area or if it was purely fictional.