by Eliane Kroukopf · Les trois colonnes · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782374808062
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Marie d'Hautencourt flees her family's estate in Burgundy, only to return years later to care for her father after he suffers a heart attack. Her plan to transform part of the family property into a refuge for those struggling with life's hardships sparks conflict with her brother, Tristan, and the local elite. As she fights for her vision, she uncovers long-buried family secrets and the truth about her own birth. Written by Eliane Kroukopf, a psychoanalyst and speech therapist, this novel offers a poignant critique of contemporary society, blending personal drama with social commentary.
