Le Mont-Brûlé

The sense of foreboding and moodiness really immerses the reader. I wonder what choices she made to evoke this haunting atmosphere so effectively.

The characters' loyalties and betrayals felt so raw and realistic. It made me think about how family history shapes our choices—did others feel the same?

The setting adds such a vivid sense of place and social context. I'm curious whether the location was inspired by personal experiences or research.