Japanese delicacy

At 27, Bilodo factor is a lonely existence very flat. His pleasure in this digital era where personal letters became scarce, is to unseal steam regular correspondence he noticed between Ségolène, a Guadeloupean who writes haiku and Gaston Grandpré, a retired teacher in Montreal .
Having sated poems the only home evening he glues together and normally delivers mail the next morning. But when Gaston Grandpré gets hit by a car and dies under his eyes, how not to interrupt this lovely correspondence?

At first I thought the story was extremely banal. But in the course of my reading, I found very attractive. An all Japanese delicacy escapes in a serenity that takes the reader even as the character Bilodo is in an almost permanent stress! He will be unmasked The impostor?
This is also an opportunity to learn more about writing haiku, and observe our hero to train there. Haikus which follow some pages with just a change in typography reveal correspondence increasingly erotic, yet while retaining, our two heroes.
But can one love virtually? Should dream your life rather than live it? Will he a literary aesthetics of love?
An end in the form of spin that is part of Japanese history of haiku, everything is seduction from beginning to end in this short novel, I liked it!