Mientras dormías

Barbara Delinsky often writes about family dynamics, but I wonder what personal experiences or ideas led to this particular focus on sisterhood in this novel.

The story took some time to pick up again, but I was really invested in the characters' emotional journeys. Was this intentional to build tension?

There were moments where the revelations felt well-timed, but I’m curious what choices went into pacing those reveals to keep the story engaging.