A Deceptive Devotion

The setting adds so much atmosphere and tension, but I'm curious what drew the author to this time and place. Was it a personal connection or a desire to explore certain themes?

Her decisions felt so layered—sometimes sympathetic, sometimes questionable. I wondered if others also found themselves questioning her motives as the story unfolded.

The narration brought the characters and setting to life in a unique way. Did the author intentionally craft the story with the audiobook format in mind, or was this a happy coincidence?