effectiveness unoriginal

I discovered with Pierre Lemaître "Married Dress", an absolutely brilliant thriller in its plot and is therefore eagerly that I purchased his first novel, "neat Work" and ... well no ... it are definitely not the same feelings and certainly not the same pleasure I felt in reading this book. Sure, it's very effective and the plot leads to a well-found string, but the author never allows us the opportunity to discover.

In addition, the unfolding of the narrative in itself remains desperately flat with classical succession: Murder / Survey / Privacy investigator.

This is typically the kind of history with which we have a good time but I have very quickly forgotten ... And if the author has bet all the originality of the story through his protagonist, the Commander Verhoven, 1m45 is fairly light.

I still recommend because it is not long and its plot remains very consistent.

If it persists disappointment peak is due to the expectation that I had this book at the end of "Married Dress" unjustified expectation, I admit, especially as Job Soigné is earlier.

One last tip: Read this book that although classic, is pleasant to read, then read "Married Dress" by the same author.

Note that Pierre Lemaître just released the very promising "Black Frames".