The Nesting

The eerie mood really pulled me in, but I wonder if the author drew from real places or crafted it purely from imagination. How much of the setting was based on personal experiences or research?

The suspense kept ramping up, but the slower sections made me curious if the author was intentionally giving readers a breather before the next twist.

Some revelations came gradually, others felt sudden. I'm curious about the choices behind what was uncovered when—did it serve the story’s psychological depth?