Die Stimme in dir (Ein Frost-Easton-Thriller)

The narrator's perspective kept me questioning what was real, which added so much suspense. I wonder what inspired the choice to make the voice inside so ambiguous.

The story took some time to build tension, but it also gave space for character depth. I'm curious if this was a deliberate pacing choice or a natural part of the plot development.

The narrative constantly challenged what I believed about the characters and their motives. Would love to hear others' interpretations of the deeper messages.