Delitto a Stoccolma

The cold, stark environment adds so much to the mood. I wonder if the author aimed to reflect the characters' inner turmoil or if it was just about the setting.

I found myself wanting more tension then, but I understand it might have been to deepen the story. What do others think about how it affected the overall suspense?

The story layers societal critique with individual struggles seamlessly. I'm curious about her process in weaving these elements together.