Quand on espère l'amour (L'île de Gansett t. 5)

The focus on family relationships added depth and warmth to the romance. I'm curious whether this was based on personal experiences or a deliberate choice for emotional resonance.

There were some slow moments that delved into character backstories, which made me wonder if that was intentional to deepen the connections.

The book had a lovely lighthearted feel but also tackled serious themes—I'm interested in how the author navigated these tonal shifts.