Although rather eclectic tastes in reading, the esoteric thriller, a priori, is not really my cup of tea. That said, it would really that I am in bad faith not to recognize a significant talent in Ravenna and Giacometti. I had already tasted the adventures of Commissioner Marcas with one of their previous books and, having enjoyed, I promised myself to continue exploration of their work. Well, it's done with this new novel that gave me a few hours of escape quite enjoyable. No need to pitch the story, the back cover is in charge very well. I would only add that the narrative tempo is panting, the full of surprises and intrigue as the characters are psychologically credible, which is not always the case in this kind of thriller. As for the style, but not exceptional, I found it both elegant and dynamic. Anyway, here's a thriller that does not make fun of his player and has nothing to envy in my opinion, most of its US competitors!
