Het verdwenen dagboek

The French landscape adds a romantic yet haunting atmosphere. I'm curious whether the author has a personal connection to the location or chose it for its evocative qualities.

The story took some time to build tension, which made the revelations all the more impactful. I'm wondering if the slower sections were meant to deepen the emotional resonance.

The notebook seems like a symbol of hidden truths and memories. Did others see it as a representation of how we sometimes cling to or lose parts of ourselves?