The Hypnotist

The depiction of mental distress felt so visceral and authentic. I wonder what inspired the choice to focus so intensely on psychological depth.

The story had a few quieter moments that made the suspense feel more real, but I’m curious if that was a deliberate choice or just the flow of the plot.

The book raises interesting questions about morality and influence. Did anyone else find themselves questioning the characters’ choices based on how hypnosis was portrayed?