Dans la maison de l'autre (Pocket Book)

The portrayal of grief and hope felt so visceral. I'm curious if personal experiences or extensive research influenced this depiction.

Some decisions seemed morally grey, which made me wonder about the complexities of morality in such a tense time. Would love to hear others’ thoughts.

It felt like a powerful metaphor. I'm interested in whether the author envisioned this environment from the start or if it evolved during writing.