Scared to Death

The pacing is relentless, but I appreciated moments that gave insight into the detective's mind. I'm curious how the author approached maintaining tension without sacrificing depth.

The legal battles added a layer of complexity that made me anxious but also more engaged. How did the author craft such authentic and nerve-wracking courtroom moments?

The atmosphere felt gritty and real, adding to the overall tension. I'd love to know if the author drew from personal experiences or research to create this environment.