Books by Franck Thilliez
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review 1: Je n'ai pas apprécié ma lecture autant que d'habitude avec Sharko et Hennebelle... il faut dire que j'ai commencé le livre en audiobook, ensuite j'ai un problème avec le lecteur de CD de la voiture, du coup j'écoutais péniblement quelques pages par semaine, ensuite j'ai abandonné...
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review 1: Syndrome E captured the complexity of an incredibly technical and scientific premise with the intelligence missing from many thrillers attempting to move at to quick of a pace. Laced with atmospheric touches at all times, Syndrome E knocks the ball out of the park for me with the...
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review 1: Excellent exciting sometimes got me crossed eyed. A lot of what if questions. Violence and brutally. Does it has something to do with DNA driven or society? Theft of a Cro-Magnon mummy to prove what? Genetic finding and more questions. Psychological ride searching of evidenc...
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review 1: This is a very interesting book, exploring the connection between what we see (through cinematic film, in this case) and our behavior. I appreciated the details the author incorporated about cinematography into this mystery/thriller, which is why I liked the first parts of the bo...
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review 1: A man in France watches an old film he purchased from an estate and goes blind. Hospitalized, he contacts a former girlfriend who is a police inspector, Lucie Henebelle. Lucie is on leave at the moment so takes on an investigation of the film. It's an older film from 1955, and...
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review 1: i felt very misled by the back cover. throughout the book i was waiting for what i thought i had read on the cover to actually happen. that's a strange feeling when reading a book. like it isn't doing what it is supposed to. other than that i enjoyed this book, even looking forwa...
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review 1: The most interesting part of this book for me was learning about Canada’s Duplessis Orphans. Canada, in conjunction with the Catholic Church, began a program in the 1940s and lasting into the 1960s of labeling orphans as mentally ill for monetary reasons (the per diem was highe...
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review 1: Si je n'me trompe, celui-ci est plus long que les autres livres de Thilliez. Mais il n'en est pas pour autant moins dense. Au contraire.On y retrouve tous les ingrédients habituels qui font le succès et la signature de Thilliez, à savoir une enquête au coeur du mal comme on en vo...