Criminal literature is alternating new names throughout Europe. France is one of the countries in which new authors proliferate more willing to take the witness of the great Nordic authors. Fred Vargas y Franck thilliez they are in charge of capitalizing on this French revolution of the black genre.
The regularity with which young Franck Thilliez has devoted himself to the cause is overwhelming. Every year he puts out a new novel, if not two per year. And currently Sharko arrives in Spain, who already announces an absolute protagonism of his fetish character Franck Sharko, always accompanied by his partner Lucie Hennebelle, who on this occasion will become the subject of an unpleasant accusation.
There is no doubt that Lucie killed Julien Ramirez. Only that the circumstances in which she did it come against her with the firmness of the law.
An abominable character like Julien, capable of attacking Lucie when she is about to interrogate him at home, should not deserve more attention. But the law is a guarantor and the defense of every person always prevails, even if justice ends up guaranteeing the rights of defense of a monster.
Because Franck Sharko is discovering that the victim of his partner was just that, a real monster generated under the protection of an insane criminal organization whose sole objective is the Luddism of death, sadism, the vampiric recreation of all possible perversions. On the backs of Julien and his sect companions, various victims who have been completely emptied of their blood are charged, in a macabre liturgical intention that points to the satanic, to the complete surrender of the soul to evil.
The investigation of this group is solely in the hands of a Franck who, with his partner practically out of the game, offers greater weaknesses when he would just need all the energy and intuition that his tandem with Lucie generated.
The discovery of thirteen bleeding victims turns the investigation into an apocalyptic affair in which Franck and Lucie feel like they are being consumed by the tragedy ...
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