Seams like Murder

The setting feels so authentic and charming, but I wonder what inspired the mix of history and lighthearted mystery. Was this a conscious choice from the start?

The way the town's history and relationships are woven into the story made it feel so alive. Did this resonate with others who love close-knit communities in mysteries?

The narration added a cozy, immersive feel, but I’m curious whether the author envisioned it as an audiobook from the beginning or if it evolved that way.