I, Richard

The title hints at a murder that seems without purpose, which is unusual for crime fiction. I'm curious how this idea shaped the narrative and themes.

While I loved the detailed character work, there were moments where the story felt a bit sluggish. Was that intentional to build suspense or character depth?

The British setting adds so much character to the story, but I wonder what drew her to this location and how much of it was based on real places or imagined.