Die Frau im See: Ein Peter-Diamond-Krimi

The small-town atmosphere adds a layer of intimacy and suspicion. I wonder how much the locale shaped the story's tone and the detective's methods.

His loneliness and moral dilemmas made the investigation feel more layered. How do others interpret his internal conflicts?

The first-person narration gave it a more intimate feel, but I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice to deepen the suspense or character development.