L'homme qui mentait aux femmes

The detective's choices often blurred the line between right and wrong, which added complexity but also made me question his motives. How did others interpret his moral stance?

The setting felt almost like a character itself, with an atmosphere that heightened the suspense. I'm curious whether real places or events inspired this backdrop.

The shifting perspectives kept the story fresh but also challenging to follow at times. Was this structure planned from the beginning or developed during writing?