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Tsokos's background as a forensic expert seems to influence the narrative. I'm curious how much of the psychological depth was based on real cases or his imagination.

Some sections felt introspective and slow, but it seemed intentional to heighten suspense. Was that your experience too?

The detailed descriptions of crime scene analysis felt authentic. I wonder what led Tsokos to include so much technical detail rather than focusing solely on the narrative.