Ein makelloser Tod: Roman (Die Dalgliesh-Romane 14)

I appreciated the depth, but I found my attention wavering for a bit. Do you think that was intentional to build suspense or just a natural rhythm?

His drive felt personal, but I wonder if there's more beneath the surface. Did anyone else pick up on the moral dilemmas he faced?

The isolated location added a creepy vibe, but I’m curious whether the author intended it as a comment on privacy or something else.