Last Seen Alive

The emotional depth added layers to the suspense, but I wondered if the focus on grief overshadowed the plot at times. How did others perceive this balance?

Switching viewpoints provided a fuller picture, but it also made me question which characters' motives were most trustworthy. Was this a planned approach or did it evolve during writing?

Some chapters felt intense while others were more reflective. Did the author intend this variation to enhance tension or was it a natural flow?