Asesinato en el Sentier

The Paris setting feels so vivid and alive. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or extensive research to bring the Sentier neighborhood to life.

I found myself wanting more action during that part, but I wonder if the slower pace was meant to deepen character development or atmosphere.

The attention to local customs and language made the story so immersive. I'm curious whether her personal connections or research played a bigger role.