Perché ha mentito (Martina Monroe Vol. 4)

The layered storytelling added complexity but also made me wonder how much the author planned in advance. Did this approach evolve during writing or stem from a specific inspiration?

The moral ambiguity made the story more intense, but I kept questioning who was truly trustworthy. Was that feeling intentional to mirror real-life deception?

I love a good mystery that rewards close reading, but I’m curious if there were subtle hints I overlooked. Did the author plant breadcrumbs for the attentive reader?