Cassandra Golds crafts compelling narratives often inspired by intriguing psychological phenomena. Her work delves into the complexities of identity and perception, drawing from a deep well of literary influences to create worlds that are both disquieting and captivating. Golds' distinctive style invites readers to explore the nuances of self-naming and the subconscious, as seen in her explorations of dream-inspired plots and unusual character motivations. Her approach to storytelling ensures a unique and thought-provoking reading experience.
Clair de Lune lives in Paris with her grandmother. Clair's mother was a famous ballet dancer who died of a broken heart, and Clair has inherited her mother's talent and ballet is the focus of her life until she meets Bonaventure, a mouse who has come to Paris to learn to dance