Legacy of Lies

The visions add such a haunting layer to the mystery, but I wonder if they were based on personal experiences or pure imagination. How did the author decide to make them central to the plot?

The story seemed to take its time unfolding certain revelations, which made the payoff more impactful. I'm curious if that was a deliberate choice or just how the story evolved.

The suspense kept me on edge without feeling too intense, but I wonder how much was planned versus instinctive during writing. Did the mood shift come naturally?