Before She Was Found

The shifting viewpoints added depth and suspense, but I wonder if it was planned from the start or developed during writing. How did this structure influence the story's impact?

The story's heavy themes of trauma and loss really hit close to home for me. I’m curious if others felt it was too intense or if it amplified the mystery.

Balancing suspense and emotional depth is tricky, and I’d love to know what guided the pacing choices in this novel.