The Fear Hunter

The concept feels fresh and different from typical cozy mysteries. I'm curious if this idea came from a personal experience or a desire to explore emotional growth.

I loved how the community felt like a character itself, but sometimes I wondered if that made the fears seem more amplified. What did others think about the town's role?

The book managed to be light and funny while also tackling some serious themes about fear and vulnerability. I'm interested in whether that was a deliberate choice or evolved naturally.