In light of the first signs, when Pierre-Marie, the famous writer, receives a package from a reader named Adeline Parmelan, he may think that he has run into his particular Annie Wilkes (Remembering the nurse-stalker of the main writer in the novel Misery, by Stephen King).
However, the writer of this novel finds in Adeline a very special support with which he begins to exchange emails with some assiduity. Until contact with her becomes a necessary constant for their general well-being and that even encourages their creativity and vitalism.
Adeline's admiration for Pierre-Marie helps the writer to feel good about himself. In it the writer finds a soul mate with whom to open up and have a good time. But you as a reader intuit something else. Something may be escaping good old Pierre-Marie.
Perhaps there are many Annie Wilkes waiting for their opportunity to make the writer they have read so much their own ...
A positive novel with large doses of humor about the profession of writing and the particular and intimate connection with readers on the plane of letters. And about the grotesque and the disruption that can arise when a staunch writer and reader are on the same plane. Because the reader knows a lot about the writer through his written words. But what does Pierre-Marie not know about Adeline?
Humor and a touch of mystery for a quick, entertaining and surprising general reading.
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