The Forgotten Ones

The narrative jumps between different timelines and perspectives, which kept me guessing. I'm curious what inspired this storytelling choice and if it was planned from the start.

The book's exploration of grief and trauma felt very real, but I wondered if the author intended for the emotional impact to stay with readers long after the story ended.

The sense of place felt very vivid and integral to the plot. I’d love to know if the author based it on a real location or crafted it entirely from imagination.