The Couple At Table Six

The confined setting heightens the tension and focuses on character interactions. I'm curious if this came from a specific influence or was a creative decision to intensify the psychological aspect.

The characters' secrets and lies made me question how well we really know those closest to us. Did the book make others reflect on their own relationships?

The pacing of revelations kept me guessing, and I wonder what led to the choice of storytelling structure. Was this planned early on or developed during writing?