Seuls les innocents n'ont pas d'alibi

The narrative voice is so raw and unfiltered — I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to challenge readers' perceptions or if it grew organically during writing.

The book blurs the lines between right and wrong in such a intense way. It made me question how much empathy we should extend to characters with such morally complex lives.

The cultural backdrop adds layers of authenticity and tension. I’m curious whether the story would have had the same impact set in a different time or place.