A Killer Among Us

The story weaves in spiritual elements without overshadowing the plot. I'm curious if this was a challenge or a natural fit for the story's tone.

The romantic subplot was sweet but subtle, which worked well, but I wonder if others wished for a bit more development amidst the tension.

The community felt so authentic and close-knit. Was the town based on a real place or completely fictional, and what drew the author to that setting?