Un maniaque dans la ville (Romans étrangers (H.C.))

The inner conflict adds depth but also raises questions about justice. I wonder what influenced Kellerman's portrayal of this moral ambiguity.

The tension built up nicely at the start, but the middle felt a bit slower. I'm curious if that was intentional to develop characters or a pacing choice.

The stories felt interconnected yet complex, making me wonder if there are underlying themes about society or human nature.