Lost Girls

The story explores not just the mystery but the personal scars left behind. I'm curious how the author decided to balance these emotional layers with the plot.

There were moments where the focus on character development made the suspense feel a bit distant. Was that intentional to build empathy or did it affect the tension?

The way the story shifts between perspectives adds depth but also complexity. I wonder if the multi-POV approach was always in mind or a later choice.