Il faut tuer Peter Pan (Pocket Book)

The inversion of a beloved childhood character into a sinister threat adds a chilling layer to the story. I'm curious how this concept evolved during writing.

The pacing kept me on my toes, but I wonder if the slow burn was deliberate to heighten tension or just natural story flow.

The characters felt nuanced, but I was fascinated by how much depth was given while maintaining the mystery. What was the creative process behind that?