Start from 0. That eternal purpose that is difficult to fulfill in light of the circumstances, decisions and events that have made us who we are.
And yet there are cases of vital resetting on some occasions, which end up being known for their uniqueness thanks to the press or are sensed as a gossip that circulates around those people who appear out of nowhere in a community, always looking for of, at least, better luck, when not directly a new identity.
On this occasion, literature gives us the opportunity to experience one of those life turns from within. With all that one of these mutations gives of itself in terms of suggestive for the reader.
Because Edmund's arrival will forever disrupt Louise's new life. He assures that Louise is none other than Helene. And finally he will be in a position to prove the deception.
From that moment on we are presented with different ramifications, all of them masterfully led towards the mysterious case of the protagonist ...
What about Joachim? The man with whom Louise has shared her new life awakens to a sea of uncertainties. Because he thought he knew Louise ... perhaps it is true that men are not so much of asking many questions about the path that leads others to where they are. Except when it comes time to discover that the person you love may be light years away from what their soul really houses.
and What about Helene? Married to Edmund and mother of two children. Until one day it disappeared. The turning point of that disappearance drives the plot constantly towards that epicenter, the day Helene abandoned her old skin to transform into Louise.
The last and most interesting offshoot of this novel is that of Louise. She is who she is, who she wants to be. In the materialization of her new identity Louise was finally able to be happy. And the point is that he will be able to defend his new status against everything. The past can always be buried. And we already know that we are reading a crime novel ...
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