Rien ne t'efface (Nothing Erases You)

The way characters struggle to hold onto their pasts felt very raw and real. I wonder how others connected with their sense of identity throughout the novel.

The French backdrop adds a layer of atmosphere and cultural depth. I'm curious if the location was chosen for its specific symbolism or simply for its beauty.

The suspense built gradually without rushing, which made the revelations even more impactful. Did the author plan this rhythm from the beginning or develop it during writing?