Never Never

The plot's reliance on memory gaps creates such tension — I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to keep readers guessing or inspired by real cases.

The story moves at a breakneck speed, but there were moments I wished for more introspection or slower reveals. Was that intentional to heighten suspense?

It felt like their personal histories shaped their doubts and decisions, which added depth but also made me curious about Patterson's character development choices.