The Goodbye Man

The tension ramps up nicely, but I wonder if the pacing was planned from the start or evolved as the story developed. What does the author think makes a thriller truly gripping?

Some decisions felt complex and realistic, but also unsettling. I'm curious how these choices shape our perception of justice in the story.

The atmosphere added a lot to the story's tension. I'd love to know whether the setting was drawn from real places or crafted purely from imagination.