Quando Helen verrà a prenderti

The atmosphere really adds to the suspense, and I'm curious whether the author based it on a real place or created it purely from imagination.

The story made me sympathize with Helen's spirit, which added a layer of emotional complexity. Was that intentional or did it develop naturally as the story progressed?

The emotional moments felt very real, but I wonder if younger readers pick up on the deeper messages about grief and healing.