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The way the characters' histories are woven together made me wonder how much their pasts shaped their present choices. Did anyone else find themselves rooting for or questioning their motivations?

Harlan Coben often explores grief and secrets — I wonder what personal experiences or interests led him to craft this story around these themes.

The shifting viewpoints kept the suspense high but also made me think about how this approach affects reader engagement. Was this a deliberate choice to mirror the characters’ fractured worlds?