Gone Missing

The depiction of Amish life feels authentic and distinct from typical crime stories. I'm curious about what inspired her to blend these worlds and how she balanced cultural sensitivity with suspense.

There were some parts where the story slowed down, but it also gave space for character development. I'm wondering if that was intentional to build tension or a pacing choice.

The characters struggle with difficult choices that pit family bonds against moral obligations. Did anyone else feel conflicted about their decisions or motivations?