How to Survive Your Murder

The shifting points of view kept me guessing about who to trust. I wonder what inspired the choice to focus so closely on the main character's internal thoughts.

The story kept me on edge, but some revelations felt a bit sudden. Was that intentional to mimic real panic or confusion in a crisis?

The dark, tense environment really heightened the sense of danger. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experiences or other horror influences.