De Rode Kerk

The church feels almost alive in the story, with its ominous presence shaping the plot. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real places or just a creative choice.

Some decisions seemed justified, while others felt unsettling. I wonder if this was intentional to make readers question what they'd do in similar situations.

The pacing kept me on edge, but balancing these genres can be tricky. Was there a particular challenge in maintaining suspense throughout?