La danse de mort

Linda Fairstein's detailed depiction of legal procedures adds authenticity, but I wonder what research or experiences influenced her portrayal of the justice system.

The characters often grapple with difficult choices that blur the lines between right and wrong. How did these dilemmas impact your view of justice in the story?

At times the story felt slow and deliberate, which built tension, but I’m curious if that was a conscious choice to deepen the suspense or a natural outcome of the narrative.