Slap!

Chilling, often challenging, penetrating, stirring occasionally.
The Thilliez 2011 is a thriller apart in his Library (without his favorite characters).
The author decided to immerse ourselves in our ancestral fears by offering us a private session that will wobble drive as often.
I left this reading completely flabbergasted, having devoured almost 330 pages in one sitting. Unable to let go of this moving story at all levels and particularly nerve-racking.
The writing is direct, no frills, far from the style of weighing "the House of the Dead", for example.
The author is totally at the service of history to better delve into the depths of the human brain, what it can endure in extreme situations with or without other dogs.
It's addictive, beautiful in the genre, and it "delights" to the last word of the last sentence.
I came out upside down, a reading that has haunted me long after turning the last page.
Slap.