Der Kurator: Kriminalroman | Band 3 der preisgekrönten SPIEGEL-Bestsellerserie (Washington Poe und Tilly Bradshaw ermitteln)

Poe's sense of justice feels layered and conflicted. I'm curious what inspired the author to craft this morally gray detective.

The story seemed to pause before ramping up again — was that a deliberate choice to build tension or a natural flow?

The bleak landscapes add so much atmosphere. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or research for this environment.