Die Stunde des Sandmanns

The novel explores intense psychological unraveling—did the author base this on real cases or personal research? I'd love to know what sparked this portrayal.

The characters’ actions often sit in moral gray areas, which made me question how far I was willing to go in similar situations. Am I the only one who found this unsettling but compelling?

The dark, gritty Toronto backdrop added a layer of tension—was this setting chosen for its atmosphere, or does it have a personal significance for the author?