Overkill

The story weaves together tension and intimacy so seamlessly — I wonder if that was deliberate or evolved during writing. It really made the stakes feel personal.

Those sections felt a bit slower compared to the rest of the novel, but they also added depth. I'm curious if the author intended this as a breather or to build suspense.

The detailed environment added a lot to the mood and tension. I wonder if Sandra Brown based it on a real place or created it from her imagination.