Un Nouveau Départ à Quarante-Sept Ans (La Quarante-Sept Ans Dilogie t. 1)

The balance between sensuality and emotional depth felt very natural, but I wonder what inspired that combination and how it was developed in the story.

It's not often that romances focus on characters in their late 40s embracing new paths. Did that aspect resonate strongly with anyone else?

The timing felt very intentional, emphasizing maturity and growth. I’m curious whether that was a personal choice or driven by the themes the author wanted to explore.