The Third Victim

The courtroom scenes and legal battles really drew me in, but I wonder how much of it is based on real law practices versus fiction. Did anyone else find themselves questioning the justice system as the story progressed?

The pacing kept me guessing, but I’m curious whether the structure was planned from the beginning or evolved as the story unfolded. What kept the author motivated to maintain such tension?

The shifting focus between victims added layers of complexity. I wonder if this was a way to explore the broader impact of crime or to build suspense through multiple perspectives.