Le Droit du sang (Samantha Brinkman t. 1)

The courtroom scenes felt authentic but also accessible. I'm curious how much research went into balancing realism with readability.

The main character's decisions often blurred the lines of justice, which made me question what I would do in their place. Was that intentional?

The backdrop felt so vivid and current—did real cases or personal experiences influence the story's environment?