Afraid

The way the book dives into the protagonist's psyche made me question what real fear feels like. Did others find it hard to distinguish between the fiction and their own reactions?

The genre mash-up kept me guessing, but I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to reflect the complex nature of fear itself or evolved during writing.

The story moves at a breakneck speed but still manages to build genuine tension. I wonder if there was a specific technique or inspiration behind that balance.