Kindred Crimes = Tsuioku no fairu (Paperback Bunko)

The connection between personal history and the unfolding mystery felt so natural yet impactful. I'm curious if this approach was planned from the start or developed organically.

Some decisions seemed justified, others questionable — it made me wonder how much of our behavior is shaped by family legacy. Would love to hear if others felt the same.

The atmosphere felt so authentic and lived-in, almost like a character itself. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or extensive research.