Forget You Saw Her

The shifting viewpoints added layers of suspense and ambiguity. I'm curious if this was planned from the start or developed during writing.

Certain scenes really hit close to home and made me wonder about the author's own experiences with trauma. How do writers channel such raw emotion?

The atmosphere felt so oppressive and real—was it based on a real place or pure imagination? I'd love to know what drew the author to this setting.