The Crimson Chase

The way the story kept revealing just enough kept me guessing. I wonder if the author planned the clues from the start or added them as the story evolved.

The detailed descriptions made the setting feel so real and immersive. I'm curious whether the world-building was based on real places or entirely fictional.

Some sections felt slower with lots of exposition, but then it picked up again. Do others think this was intentional to build suspense or just a natural part of the story's rhythm?