Las hijas de Zalman

The narrative jumps through time and family branches, which kept me engaged but also a bit confused at times. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The characters’ conflicts felt deeply personal yet also tied to the larger context of the Holocaust. Did this make anyone else think about how history shapes individual lives?

The details felt authentic and immersive, making me wonder what research or personal experiences influenced these choices.