The Woman Before Me

The shifting viewpoints added layers of complexity and tension. I wonder if this structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

Her struggles with identity and motherhood felt so raw; it made me reflect on how difficult it is to reconcile past and present. Am I the only one who found this particularly intense?

The pacing kept me hooked without sacrificing depth. Curious whether focusing on character growth was a conscious choice to enhance the mystery.