Les noces du palais (Broché)

The novel offers a deep look into social dynamics and personal struggles. I'm curious how readers see its relevance today and whether it challenges or reinforces stereotypes.

The narrative structure feels layered and intricate, almost like a tapestry of lives. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to reflect societal complexity or a stylistic experiment.

Many characters display flaws and virtues simultaneously, which made me question notions of right and wrong. How did others interpret their decisions and motivations?