Lies We Bury

The story builds tension but then shifts gears rapidly during key reveals. Was this pacing choice effective or did it undermine the suspense?

The setting felt so atmospheric and layered—I'm curious whether it was based on a real place or purely fictional. How did the setting influence the story's mood?

Juggling past and present added depth but also complexity. I wonder if this structure was planned from the outset or evolved during writing to enhance suspense.