Non ho paura del buio

Her determination drives the story but I wonder what motivated the author to explore this particular form of grief and justice. Was it based on real cases or purely fictional?

The story had such a tense atmosphere, but some sections felt a bit slower. Do you think this was to build suspense or to develop characters more deeply?

Switching between timelines added layers to the mystery, but I’m curious if this was planned from the beginning or evolved as the story was written.