In the Dark of the Night

The paranormal aspects felt so immersive and unsettling. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or traditional folklore.

The pacing kept me hooked, but the creeping atmosphere made the suspense feel even more intense. Was this deliberate or did it develop naturally?

Balancing both genres can be tricky, and I wonder what led to the decision to combine them this way. Did it influence how the story unfolded?