Der Schatz von Poldarrow Point (Ein Angela-Marchmont-Krimi)

The coastal village feels so vivid and immersive—did the author base it on a real place or create it from imagination? I'm curious about the research behind it.

The pacing made the mystery feel cozy and inviting, but I wondered if it was meant to be more leisurely or suspenseful. What did others think about the tension?

The historical backdrop feels rich without overwhelming the story. I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to keep the mystery accessible.