Die Spur der Katze: Anna Pigeon ermittelt - Band 1: Kriminalroman

The setting feels so vivid and integral to the story. I'm curious whether the location was inspired by a personal experience or research, and how it shaped the plot.

The wilderness seems almost like a character itself, intensifying the suspense. How effective is this approach in making the mystery more immersive?

Her relationship with the natural world adds depth to the story. I wonder if that was a conscious choice to highlight themes of conservation or personal solitude.