L'accompagnateur

The book delves deep into trauma and redemption, but I'm curious what motivated the choice of setting and atmosphere that heighten the suspense.

The story had me hooked early on, but the middle sections felt a bit slower — I wonder if that was intentional to deepen character development or suspense.

Switching between narrators kept me guessing, but I wonder if Fitzek planned this structure from the start or developed it as he wrote.