The Murder Book

The shifting viewpoints added layers to the mystery, but I wonder if it was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did it help build suspense or make the story more complex?

The characters' backstories added depth but also made me think about how trauma influences our choices. Was that a deliberate focus or just a natural outcome of the plot?

The atmosphere felt both gritty and authentic. I’m curious whether real locations influenced the setting or if it was entirely fictionalized for the story.