Asesinato en Concarneau

The setting felt almost like a character itself, immersing me in the scenery and local culture. I'm curious if the descriptions were based on a real place or entirely imagined.

The book managed to create a sense of suspense without losing its gentle, charming tone. How do you think the author balanced these contrasting moods?

The community dynamics added so much depth to the plot, but I wonder if the setting was inspired by a personal experience or a desire to highlight French culture.