Don't Forget the Girl

The story kept me guessing, but I'm curious whether the unfolding of clues was planned from the start or evolved during writing. What inspired the pacing choices?

The exploration of memory and identity felt very personal and raw. I wonder if the author drew from real experiences or research to portray this so authentically.

It added depth and nuance, but I’m curious how the author approached representing these themes authentically within the mystery genre.