Un Visage pour l'éternité (Pocket Book)

Lewis reimagines the myth in a way that explores inner conflict and spiritual awakening. Did anyone else feel this mythological layer added depth to the novel's philosophical questions?

Seeing the story through her eyes offers a human lens on divine themes, but I'm curious if others felt this choice made the spiritual messages more relatable or more distant.

Lewis’s reflections add richness but also make some parts feel slower. Was this balance effective for you, or did it detract from the storytelling?