Sessiz Ölüm: Gereon Rath’ın İkinci Vakası

The setting feels incredibly authentic and gritty, capturing the tense atmosphere of the era. I wonder what research or choices shaped this portrayal.

While I appreciated the depth, some parts felt a bit slow. Was this intentional to build tension or to focus on character development?

The blend of personal and professional life added emotional weight, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.