La trilogie du Dernier loup-garou (Tome 2) - Talulla

The way her identity shifts throughout the story is compelling but also complex. I'm curious whether this duality was planned from the start or developed as the story progressed.

The integration of supernatural elements into a modern city felt seamless and gritty. I wonder how much of that was inspired by real urban legends or personal experience.

The combination added a haunting layer to the story, making me think about how society perceives women and monsters alike. Was this a conscious thematic choice?