Raposa à Espreita

The novel delves into characters with complex motives and blurred lines between right and wrong. I'm curious about the author's creative process in crafting these morally grey characters.

While the story's tension built up overall, I found myself wishing for more momentum at times. Was this intentional to deepen character development or a pacing choice?

The rural backdrop adds a layer of isolation and tension. I'm wondering if the setting was based on a specific place or more of a symbolic choice.