Confessions

Exploring the nature of confessions, this novel delves into the dynamics of addiction and the search for accomplices and absolution. It traces a family's lineage, centered on an alcoholic and his therapist, revealing how their children grapple with forced confessions and personal sacrifices. The narrative contrasts the addictions of the elite with those of the lower classes, intertwining themes of crime, repentance, and moral ambiguity. Clémence, the final protagonist, faces a pivotal choice in her quest for survival, highlighting the complexities of necessity and morality.