Kidnap on the Moors

The moors have a mysterious, almost haunting presence that really amplifies the suspense. I'm curious whether the landscape shaped the story or vice versa.

Some parts felt like they dragged, but maybe that was to deepen the atmosphere. Would love to hear others' thoughts on how the pacing affected their engagement.

The characters felt realistic, but I wondered if the focus on their inner lives slowed down the mystery. Was that a conscious choice to make the stakes feel more real?