Before We Were Innocent

The shifting perspectives kept me guessing and added layers to the mystery. I wonder if this approach was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The way memories are manipulated or distorted made me question what’s real. Does anyone else find this kind of unreliable narration compelling or frustrating?

The characters’ struggles felt very raw and authentic. I'm curious about what messages the author might have been trying to convey about facing the past.