Purgatoire des innocents

The book delves deep into trauma and redemption, and I'm curious if the author drew from personal experiences or observations to craft this intensity.

Some moments felt so visceral and real that I struggled to process them. Was that intentional to evoke a strong emotional response?

The shifting timelines added layers to the story but also kept me guessing about the characters' true histories. I wonder if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.