The Stranger Inside

The shifting viewpoints added layers of tension but also made me wonder about the planning behind this narrative choice. Was it planned from the start or developed during writing?

The depiction of mental unraveling felt very real and intense, but I wonder if some readers found it too unsettling or if it resonated with personal experiences.

The mood was so tense and immersive — I’d love to know if Unger based the setting on somewhere she visited or if it was created from her imagination.