Les Disparus de Falmouth

The mix of fantasy and modern life felt seamless but complex to pull off. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The plot had me hooked, yet the warm holiday atmosphere kept it from feeling too tense. How did others interpret the balance between suspense and comfort?

It's a refreshing twist that adds depth to the characters. I wonder if the author aimed to challenge genre conventions or simply wanted to tell a specific kind of love story.