Si l'amour est un art: La Famille Sullivan, New York, tome 1

The interactions between the characters felt intense at times, almost like a soap opera. Did that add to the emotional impact or make it less realistic for others?

The way the story unfolds around rebuilding relationships is compelling. I wonder if personal experiences influenced this focus or if it was a deliberate theme.

The story moved at a steady pace, allowing for emotional depth, but I was curious if others felt it dragged in parts or if that added to the character development.