À l'ombre des eaux troubles

The mix of scholarly intrigue and gothic atmosphere felt so seamless. I'm curious if that was a conscious choice from the start or something that evolved during writing.

The relationships seemed layered with personal identity and acceptance. It made me wonder if the story was also exploring internal journeys as much as external conflicts.

The moody, atmospheric backdrop really added to the story’s tension. I'm interested in whether real places or myths influenced this environment.