With the "shadow memory" this young author confirms his talent, his taste for the macabre, his pen quality to create atmospheres know where the reader lives the facts as and when they occur. A real feat screenplay by this writer who, from book to book, says his style, precise, vivid and plunges us with short sentences and rhythm in a breathless and fascinating history. this novel grabs the reader as a news resounding. This author the North of France disseminates its scalped corpses between Angers and Lille. A maze of false leads, a few slices of terror and a sleepless night atmosphere that can not leave the reader indifferent. Moreover, among many-universe, haut.niveau mathematics, murders with a particularly devious cruelty, new technologies and pathology mnemonic, the author has set out a channel bouquet offering fascinating narrative possibilities it operates masterfully. Franck Thilliez plunges us into the memory meanders and still imagine once one of the most sordid scenario where victims are executed with relentless perfection. A staging well worked, a breathless suspense in which a mathematician amnesiac, a serial killer and a woman cop playing a game of morbid track. Lucie Henebelle, single raises her binoculars and stormy night in Lille on the evening should be for her, quiet warm with her daughters because his job, lieutenant of the criminal brigade does not leave him much free time tonight it is not service. But fate decided otherwise when one of his next door neighbors, student, turns up at his door and asked for help because, a few meters from their house, he and one of his buddies just discovered a young woman disoriented, petrified, breathless and hurt. Lucia went to the scene and discovered a woman's body marked with scars, rope marks on his wrists and ankles, engraved in letters of blood in the palm of the hand "Pr back." This young woman is called Manon Moinet and was a few years ago the victim of a burglary in which she was left for dead, strangled by the individual she surprised in her apartment. Manon went close to death but his brain has suffered serious injuries that made him lose his memory. Four minutes. It is for her the approximate length of a memory because after this time, words, sounds, faces ............. everything disappears. And it is using its valuable electronic organizer it arrives to lead a life "almost" normal because it notes all she does, what she saw, all she needs to do her organizer reminding him of his obligations. Is there a relationship between Manon and the six victims found scalped and tortured four years earlier? Obviously, the Professor has set a trap, and she falls into the lion's den .......... A breathless thriller, opréssant, abounding twists without downtime and whose end is surprising us !!!!
