Listen To Me

The narration really pulls you into the suspense, but I'm curious about the choices behind sound design and pacing in the audiobook version. Did the narration influence how the story was structured?

The characters are so layered and flawed that I found myself questioning who to trust. Was this a deliberate choice to reflect real human complexity?

The medical setting adds a unique layer of tension and moral dilemmas. I'm wondering if the author drew from personal experiences or was inspired by real cases.