Un mal secreto

The narrative's shifting timelines kept me engaged but also made me wonder whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing. It added layers but also complexity—what was the inspiration behind this approach?

The struggles with identity and acceptance felt very real, making me reflect on my own experiences. I’d love to hear if others found parts of their own story in this book.

The book touches on family secrets and personal identity, but I'm curious which themes resonated most with others and what they think the author aimed to emphasize.