Save Yourself

The book's intense atmosphere really drew me in, but I wonder what influenced the author to craft such a tense, unsettling mood throughout.

The way the characters navigate betrayal made me question whom to believe. Was this sense of paranoia something the author aimed to intensify the psychological depth?

The narrative jumps kept me guessing, and I’m curious whether the non-linear approach was planned from the start or developed during writing to enhance suspense.