Effective and scary at will

Sebastien Fitzek first novel, the little genius of the German thriller, therapy is a masterpiece of tension and suspense from the first chapters, the reader is completely caught up in the plot twists and omnipresent (sometimes to the limit ease, however) by the enigmatic characters, between a psychiatrist and novelist plagued the disturbing personality, and by the progressive collapse of the world Viktor Larenz ... In fact, page after page, he sees his certainties crumble, as the strange events are multiplying around him while a violent storm cut the island of all communication with the outside world, the hero finds himself isolated, sick, victims of hallucinations and even flight.

The set will not fail to think of the great Shutter Island, with a hero who believes switch a little more each day into madness, and although the final twist is a little convoluted, with several successive twists, the drive remains rather shocked such a success, before this unexpected outcome. Only writing is still a little weak, with a style that is not encumbered frills and goes straight to the point to preserve intact the suspense, but Fitzek is far from the only crime writer to have to wipe this reproach. In short, a strong first novel, effective psychological thriller dreaded "page turner" since it consumes in one night, dark and ominous, which takes its reader in suspense until the last page ... and more. Thrills guaranteed!