She Was Thought Rather Pretty

Summary

In the novel «She Was Thought Rather Pretty» by Michel Bussi, the fates of the characters intertwine against the backdrop of Marseille’s streets, where past and present collide in a whirlwind of secrets and passions. Juliette, a young woman with a mysterious past and unusual beauty, works at a shelter for migrants, protecting her children and hiding from the ghosts of her former life. An unexpected murder and a series of enigmatic events draw her into a dangerous game, where every step could be fatal. Through the lens of personal drama and social conflict, the author explores complex questions of identity, motherhood, and the search for one’s place in the world, creating a tense atmosphere and prompting the reader to reflect on the price of human life and the power of love.