In Edinburgh ist Mord verboten.

The blend of city charm and deep thinking adds a unique flavor to the story. I'm curious whether the setting and themes were planned from the start or evolved naturally.

The dialogues felt really reflective and slow at times, but it suited the mood. I'm wondering if others found it immersive or a bit too leisurely.

The story seamlessly weaves crime-solving with discussions on ethics and identity. I'm interested in what led to the decision to intertwine these elements so closely.