Das Helle Licht Des Tages. Roman

The different viewpoints added layers to the narrative, but I wonder if that also made it harder to follow at times. Did anyone else feel more connected because of it?

The British backdrop and time period felt so integral to the characters' lives. I'm curious whether the author based it on personal history or research.

The story leaves some questions open, yet there's a sense of acceptance. How did others interpret the resolution and its emotional tone?