You Are Not Alone

The twisty nature of the story made me question what was real and what was manipulation. Was the narrator intentionally misleading us all along?

The characters' motives and secrets added so much depth. I wonder if the authors based any of them on real psychological profiles or personal experiences.

The build-up was intense, but some chapters felt like they dragged. Do others think this was intentional to create tension or a pacing flaw?