Buried in a Bog

Sheila Connolly beautifully captures Irish culture and landscape—I'm curious what influenced her choice to set the story there and how she researched the details.

The story weaves in a lot of Irish folklore and history, which added richness but also shifted focus from pure suspense. Did that enhance or detract from the reading experience for others?

The tone feels light and whimsical, but there's still a genuine sense of mystery. I'd love to know how Sheila Connolly manages to keep that balance without it feeling jarring.