Forgotten: Luca

Balancing sensitive topics with compelling storytelling is tough. I'm curious how the author decided where to draw that line to keep the story impactful but respectful.

The book really dives into the depths of trauma, but also shows hope. I wonder if others felt the same emotional tug-of-war while reading.

The contemporary backdrop felt so real and immersive. I'm interested in what inspired the author to choose this environment and how it reflects Luca’s journey.