Black Harbor

The protagonist’s perspective adds a layered sense of unease and depth. I wonder what inspired the choice to make their perception so central to the story.

The tension ebbed and flowed in a way that kept me guessing, but I’m curious if others felt the story slowed down or sped up intentionally at certain points.

The way the protagonist pieces together clues raises questions about reliability and perception. I’d love to hear others’ thoughts on what the story suggests about these ideas.