Marc Levy is a French author, born in 1961, who has achieved widespread popularity both in France and internationally, with his books translated into over 49 languages. Levy began his writing career later in life after first being a successful entrepreneur and then an architect. He first came into prominence with his debut novel, "Et si c'était vrai..." (Just Like Heaven), published in 2000, which was later adapted into a Hollywood film. His novels, often characterized by elements of romance, humor, and supernatural occurrences, have resonated with a broad audience, making him one of France's best-selling contemporary authors. His storytelling is usually centered around themes of love, fate, and the intricacies of human relationships.