Il était deux fois (He's Been There Twice)

The theme of mistaken or hidden identities adds a complex layer to the mystery. I wonder if the author drew from real cases or personal experiences.

The slow moments seemed necessary for character development, but I’m curious if that was intentional to keep the tension or just a natural part of the story’s flow.

The French backdrop adds a certain mood and authenticity, but I wonder what drew the author to this setting specifically.