A Vacation to Die For

The small-town vibe really added to the suspense in a lighthearted way. Did the setting enhance the story for others as well?

It’s interesting how the idyllic location contrasts with the dark events. I wonder if the author wanted to play with expectations of peaceful places hiding secrets.

The character interactions were delightful, but the story slowed down in the middle. Was that intentional to build atmosphere or just how the plot evolved?