Double

The way the story delves into questions of who we are versus how others see us really stood out. I'm curious what led to this approach from the author.

The betrayal felt so visceral, but it also made me question how well I can really know the people around me. Did others find this aspect relatable or unsettling?

Balancing tension with character development is tricky, and I wonder what the writing process was like for finding that rhythm.