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The pacing and plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat. I'm curious what specific techniques or inspirations Jonathan Kellerman used to build this tension.

The characters didn't always fit into clear-cut good or evil roles, making the investigation more complex. How did that influence your reading experience?

The city environment feels so vivid and integral to the story—was this based on a real place or a fictional creation inspired by Kellerman's experiences?