The Amateurs

The story centers around everyday people stumbling into a dangerous mystery. I'm curious whether this was to explore how ordinary individuals handle extraordinary situations or for another reason.

There were moments where the plot felt a bit slow, but it might have been to build tension. I'd love to know if others found that part engaging or if it affected their overall experience.

Balancing several perspectives can be tricky, but it seems like Shepard keeps the stakes clear. Did anyone else find that this added to the mystery or made it more confusing?