Als das Böse kam

Seeing the story through the child's eyes adds a layer of vulnerability and suspense. I'm curious if this perspective was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The story's tension ramps up toward the end, but I felt the middle sections slowed things down. Was this intentional to deepen character development or suspense?

The gradual revelations kept me guessing, but I wonder how the author approached pacing the disclosures to maintain intrigue without overwhelming the reader.