Il ladro di ricordi

The historical context adds layers of complexity and atmosphere to the narrative. I'm curious how the author decided to blend this period with the contemporary storyline.

Switching between past and present created a sense of suspense and depth, but did it also make the story feel more personal or more layered for others?

The pacing of revelations kept me intrigued, but I wonder what process guides the timing of these reveals to maximize impact without overwhelming the reader.