Unspeakable Things

The mix of chilling horror with a historical backdrop created a tense atmosphere. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice or evolved during writing.

The emotional depth made the story intense, but I wondered if some scenes felt too raw. How do others interpret the balance between realism and discomfort?

It kept me guessing about what's real or imagined, but I wonder how the author approached crafting that sense of uncertainty throughout the book.