Le cortège de la mort (Sang d'encre)

Elizabeth George's background clearly influences the realistic depiction of investigation work. I wonder how much research went into crafting these scenes and whether they evolved during writing.

The characters' struggles with grief added a layer of depth to the story, making the mystery feel more human. How did others connect with their personal journeys?

The story kept me hooked without rushing through key moments. I'm curious if this was a conscious choice to slow down at certain points for emotional impact.