EisNacht

The bleak winter landscape really amplifies the suspense and isolation. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen to reflect the mood or if it was a natural choice for the plot.

The story moves quickly, almost breathless at times, which kept me on edge. I wonder if the author aimed to evoke that sense of constant pressure throughout.

The characters felt complex but also kept in the background at times. Did anyone else find themselves invested in the detectives' personal struggles despite the intense action?