Die flüchtige Mörderin (Isabel Fielding 2)

The shifting viewpoints added layers to the mystery but also made me wonder if this was always part of the plan or developed during writing. How did that choice influence the suspense?

Certain scenes felt deeply unsettling and personal, making me wonder how much of the trauma was inspired by real events or research. Was crafting such emotional scenes challenging for the author?

The confined environment really amplified the tension. I’m curious whether the author based it on real locations or constructed it to heighten the psychological impact.