A word in the preamble: although Thilliez says otherwise in the introduction to "Gataca" is not spoil read point "Syndrome E" before it; you would pass next to an important part of the history of recurring characters. 2nd part of the author's diptych about violence, what can I note that I have not said regarding the first volume ... Brilliant? (Said), intense? (Already noted), extremely documented? (Already mentioned), ambitious? (Already highlighted), better written than these predecessors? (As usual). I was so amazed by the quality of the first part, I could not convince me to play better. Well ... if. 500 pages of great class, as little bed in the genre. This book and this story are so dazzling that they would make a blind Eskimo. If you like novels without dead time, and that give the impression of making smart player, look no further. As for the history of the recurring hero, she takes another dimension, with that little extra something that makes us irreparably and permanently attach ourselves to them.
