A review by rmarcin
The Reunion by Guillaume Musso

4.0

This is the first book by Musso that I have read, although it is his 15th novel. I will have to go back and read some of his earlier works. This is a very complex novel, and it really does have the feel of a novel written by a Frenchman. The writing is distinct.
The premise is that an elite prep school is readying to begin a new construction project and they have invited back the students from the past 25 years. Thomas, an established author returns, and is met by two of his childhood friends, Maxime and Fanny. Maxime is a dad with 2 children, and Fanny is a doctor. The three of them share a terrible secret from 25 years ago. At the time, Vinca Rockwell and Alexis Clement, her teacher, disappeared. Rumors of an affair were circulated. But that isn't the truth at all.
Thomas's parents were both deans at the school and Maxime's father worked there as well. Thomas's parents and Maxime's father, Francis, also harbor secrets.
Thomas is determined to investigate the happenings of that night many years ago, and in doing so uncovers some very interesting secrets. The book's ending leaves you with many thoughts - what will parents do to protect their children, what is the real truth - what Thomas chooses to believe, or what was told / revealed throughout the book? Very interesting!
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