Mezopotamya'da Cinayet

The setting feels so vivid and almost like a character itself. I'm curious whether the choice was driven by her interest in archaeology or storytelling needs.

The cultural elements seemed to add layers of complexity — I wonder if this was intentional to reflect real tensions or just atmospheric detail.

His reasoning was sharp as always, but the unique environment and cast of characters seemed to challenge his usual methods. Did the setting impact his approach?