I loved

Yport ... the winter, the sea, the cliffs, gulls and some sheep are used as decoration and accompany Jamal in his daily course ... Suddenly a red spot Jamal attracts attention, it's a red scarf tied to a fence. The danger he had sensed just materialized before his eyes. At the edge of the cliff, just a few meters from the tiny cliff, a girl is standing absently, eyes blank, his clothes torn ... Jamal tries to persuade her not to jump into the void and handed him the scarf ... too late?

This is the extract available on Amazon that I discovered this author and his new book.
The few pages offered were immediately seduced me and it is with great pleasure and a great expectation that I threw myself into reading this novel.

What satisfaction, what happiness. I was hooked to the author's style, the fluidity of his pen, the suspense that happens to maintain and develop throughout his book to its conclusion. Never known author will maintain such suspense, blurring the desire to tracks, increasing the twists, losing his drive into the labyrinth of tortuous turn imagination to turn mischievous, sometimes implausible but whatever.
The captive subject, the plot is well done, modern writing, pace.

This is my first novel by Michel Bussi, certainly not the last.
Impossible to compare "Never forget" with the first three, but is it really necessary?
I loved this living style, this ability to innovate, to play with his drive and this pace throughout the narrative. Congratulations.