Deadly Decisions

The technical aspects feel authentic without overwhelming the plot. I wonder if Reichs drew from her own experience or researched extensively to achieve this balance.

While I appreciated the realism, I found myself losing focus at times. Was this intentional to build tension or a natural result of the investigative process?

The environment and context felt very vivid. I'm curious whether real locations or events influenced Reichs' world-building or if it was purely fictional.