Threads of doubt

In this novel, French writer Julia Deck delves deep into human emotions on a quest for a truth shrouded in mystery, where emotions fluctuate between anxiety, fear, and confusion. What appears to be an attempt to understand quickly transforms into an unstable path, where facts intertwine with possibilities, and memories become entangled, ensnaring the narrator in a web of doubt. Each time she believes she has touched the essence of truth, it slips away from her again, vanishing like a mirage. When Anne suffers a stroke, leaving her with partial paralysis and a profound change in her physical and cognitive abilities, her daughter Julia's life opens up to a new, harsher, and more complex reality. Suddenly, she finds herself alone with a heavy responsibility: trying to secure appropriate care for her mother and searching for a facility that preserves her remaining daily dignity, amidst a healthcare and administrative system rife with obstacles and trials. However, this journey gradually transforms into an internal experience charged with questions. With every step Julia takes, her doubts grow, and she begins to re-examine everything she has seen and heard, searching for the truth.