The Loss

I'm curious about how the author developed the unique paranormal aspects and what ideas sparked the central theme of loss intertwined with magic.

Some parts felt deeply slow and introspective, which made me reflect more on the characters' grief. I'm wondering if this was a deliberate choice to deepen the emotional impact.

It’s rare to see such a seamless blend of supernatural and romance without feeling forced. I’d love to hear about the process behind that balance.