Stormberget

The small-town Scandinavian backdrop feels so vivid—did the author base it on a real place or craft it from imagination? How does the setting influence the story's tension?

Some characters made questionable decisions that blurred the lines of right and wrong. Did that challenge anyone else's view of justice in the story?

The story felt both thrilling and emotionally resonant. Was there a particular reason to focus on personal histories alongside the mystery?