Captivating but ... 1

During the first 600 pages of this book, I thought I had found the vein of the best Grangé: captivating, full of twists, nervous, rhythmic ... In short, an excellent thriller!
Unfortunately, this had ever been in "Forest of the Manes" Grangé has difficulty finishing his story, and the pace is slowing gradually, offering us an end a little disappointing in terms of the overall book.
In addition, some "tricks" are beginning to feel a little warmed: thus finds narrative tricks present in "Forest of the Manes", in "The Crimson Rivers" and "Empire of the Wolves".
In short, we spent a great time, and "The Passenger" proves to be a good thriller, with, unfortunately, a sense of unfinished and some disappointment when you're a big reader of novels JC Grangé.