Elisa
The story was quite exciting at the beginning. The writing style made the pace and reading style of the story quite unique. You read short chapters and the narrator changed with each chapter. The narrators were all people who knew the victim. This gave you a confused view of the events, which contributed to a more realistic view of a murder story within a village.
After a while, the story slowed down a bit. Some chapters contributed little. The plot was somewhat predictable. I didn't really understand the part about the ghosts/after life and didn't see the added value of it.
The story was quite exciting at the beginning. The writing style made the pace and reading style of the story quite unique. You read short chapters and the narrator changed with each chapter. The narrators were all people who knew the victim. This gave you a confused view of the events, which contributed to a more realistic view of a murder story within a village.
After a while, the story slowed down a bit. Some chapters contributed little. The plot was somewhat predictable. I didn't really understand the part about the ghosts/after life and didn't see the added value of it.