Last Girls Alive

The framing of the story through multiple unresolved cases adds a layer of tension. I wonder if this approach was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The depiction of trauma and resilience felt very real to me. I'm curious how the author balanced crafting authentic emotions without overwhelming the story.

There were moments where the tension built up so well, but I also appreciated the quieter scenes. Was this pacing intentional to mirror the thriller genre?