Cœur de loup (Histoires de cœur t. 1)

The landscape seems to mirror the emotional divides in the story. I'm curious whether the author intended this parallel or if it developed naturally through the narrative.

I was emotionally invested, but some parts felt a bit slow. Was that intentional to build tension or character depth?

It’s a setting that’s rarely explored in this genre, and I wonder what drew the author to this backdrop and how it shapes the story.