The Sea House

The atmospheric writing really brought out the emotional weight of the characters' pasts. Did the vivid setting enhance the story for others as much as it did for me?

The switching between past and present kept me guessing and added layers to the mystery. I wonder if this was planned from the beginning or developed during writing.

The slow reveal created a tension that lingered, but it also made me question if I was reading too much into the subtle clues. Did others find the pacing effective for building suspense?