Advocaat van de duivel

The novel delves into complex moral choices in the legal world. I'm curious what inspired the author to explore these themes so deeply.

The build-up felt intense at the start and end, but the middle chapters seemed to drag slightly. Was this intended to build tension or an area for tightening?

The focus on legal proceedings was compelling, but I wondered how the author approached giving depth to the characters amidst all the procedural detail.