Una muerte sospechosa (Saga King y Maxwell 3)

The setting adds a layer of psychological depth and tension. I'm curious whether the author based this on personal research or real experiences.

The story had me hooked at first, but the middle chapters felt a bit slower. Wondering if that was a deliberate choice to develop characters or a pacing issue.

The transitions between perspectives felt natural and compelling. I'm interested in what behind-the-scenes planning went into structuring the plot this way.