Het meisje in het water (Josie Quinn Book 9)

The way their histories are intertwined added depth but also made me wonder how much of their trauma was based on real experiences. Did others find themselves really connecting with their struggles?

The alternating timelines kept me guessing but also created a layered experience. I wonder if this was planned from the start or if it emerged during writing to enhance suspense.

The atmosphere felt so authentic and immersive. I’m curious whether real places influenced the setting or if it was purely imagined to serve the story’s tone.