by Pascal Mercier · El Aleph Editores · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788476698501
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Lea is a novel by author Pascal Mercier that tells the story of a young woman through the eyes of her father, Adrian, a surgeon who becomes a confidant of Martijn van Vliet. The plot explores themes of alienation and estrangement, where chance and feelings inevitably lead to tragedy. The father's love for his daughter leads him to make decisions that trigger a series of unfortunate events, while Lea, a young woman with musical talent, establishes an almost mystical bond with her violin teacher, which brings her closer to madness. The novel highlights the difficulty of establishing real connections between people and the alienation that deepens, creating an oppressive atmosphere.
Peter Bieri, better known by his pseudonym, Pascal Mercier, was a Swiss writer and philosopher.
