The Quiet Dead

Upon returning to Paris after four years, Paul Furneret reconnects with Camille Flammarion, Jane de La Vaudère, and Madame Zosima, who now manages a women's refuge. Madame Zosima employs hypnosis as a tool for women to explore and "remember" their supposed past lives, delving into themes of memory, identity, and the supernatural. The narrative intertwines personal relationships with the exploration of metaphysical concepts, offering a unique blend of character dynamics and philosophical inquiry.