We Are Watching

The book's depiction feels very relevant today, but I'm curious if the author drew from real-world events or personal observations when crafting this aspect.

The characters' suspicions and betrayals made me question how well I can really know those around me. Was this tension intentional from the start?

There were moments where the story slowed down to deepen character development — I wonder if this was a conscious choice to heighten the stakes later.