Nachts, wenn mein Mörder kommt

The fractured timeline really immerses the reader in the protagonist’s confusion. I wonder what inspired the choice to tell the story this way — was it based on real cases or purely fictional?

The unreliable narrator kept me questioning what was real, which made the story so intense. Am I the only one who found myself doubting everything I read?

The book delves into how trauma can distort memory and identity. I’d love to hear what others think about the author's portrayal of these complex issues.