Trouble experience

Niko Tackian tackles his first novel here in an original theme and that is well suited to the kind of thriller. Anna has survived a car accident, when she wakes up from the coma, she is disturbed, shocked by the experience she just experienced. EMI (Near Death Experience), the diagnosis made by a physician to determine the nightmare that haunts and can not be explained ...

She saw a crime, and she feels threatened by her murderer ... The nightmare begins for her, she feels lost and alone despite the presence of her son and her husband. It oscillates between reality and confusion. Trauma is size. Could he the shock she has just experienced had made it more sensitive? She suffers from paranoia?

They ask a lot of questions and one wonders about the mental health of the young woman who is struggling to pick up the thread of his life.

Writing is dynamic and connects the pages to always learn more. The tension is extreme, the author puts us in evil, while we scaffold tracks that lead us nowhere. A dangerous game and very well mastered for this grueling psychological thriller.

I liked most of all the main theme on which the plot but also based the characters in which it is easy to feel the empathie.On feels that the author is documented on the subject of EMI and does not hesitate to illustrate his story by testimonials that bring matter and credibility to his story. Anna is surrounded by male characters as attractive and seductive and complex. Enough to give us a hard time.

Crimes, an omnipresent stress, suffering heavy for such a personal experience impalpable. A first novel, but which left me on the buttocks.

Niko Tackian is an author that will have to follow very closely indeed. And this is not the preface to Franck Thilliez that will deny us. In short, this novel is essential reading for thriller now. I will therefore recommend highly!