Uccidere ancora

The dual timelines add layers of suspense, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing. Did it help build tension or make the story more complex to follow?

The portrayal of loss and hope really hit me hard. I wonder how the author balances creating empathy without making the story too heavy.

The atmosphere feels so authentic and immersive. Was the location based on a real place or entirely fictional, and how did that influence the storytelling?