Catch Your Death

The setting feels almost like a character itself, adding to the suspense and claustrophobia. I'm curious whether this was based on a real place or a deliberate creative choice.

The detective's personal struggles made me more invested, but also raised questions about how much of the story was driven by their perspective. Did this enhance or complicate the narrative for others?

The story maintained a steady rhythm, but I wondered if the pacing was carefully planned or evolved during writing to keep readers engaged.