The Real Michael Swann

The shifting perspectives kept me guessing, but I wonder what inspired the choice to tell it this way. Did it come from a desire to keep readers questioning everything?

The suspense was intense at the start and end, but the middle chapters felt a bit slower. Was that intentional to build tension or just a natural part of the story's flow?

The novel raises questions about how well we really know ourselves and others. I’m curious which themes resonated most with different readers.