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RO20036074. U.V.. 2003. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos plié, Intérieur frais. 215 pages. Couverture rempliée.. . . . Classification Dewey : 843-Littérature populaire
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" A thrillerish suspense story with a great erotic charge . . . Drop everything and read this!"
-- "LIRE
"
" In every scene a heavy atmosphere of what is unspoken reigns. Joncour's literary style is relatively classical, without surprises, but it is the complexity of his characters, their ambiguity, that makes the story so interesting"
-- "Paris Magazine
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" In the company of this Ripley of another genre, the reader waits for Philip, just like one waits for Godot. Inevitably you think of Patricia Highsmith to whom Joncour renders homage"
-- "Elle"
"A thrillerish suspense story with a great erotic charge . . . Drop everything and read this!"
--"LIRE
"
"In every scene a heavy atmosphere of what is unspoken reigns. Joncour's literary style is relatively classical, without surprises, but it is the complexity of his characters, their ambiguity, that makes the story so interesting"
--"Paris Magazine
"
"In the company of this Ripley of another genre, the reader waits for Philip, just like one waits for Godot. Inevitably you think of Patricia Highsmith to whom Joncour renders homage"
--"Elle"
-- "LIRE
"
" In every scene a heavy atmosphere of what is unspoken reigns. Joncour's literary style is relatively classical, without surprises, but it is the complexity of his characters, their ambiguity, that makes the story so interesting"
-- "Paris Magazine
"
" In the company of this Ripley of another genre, the reader waits for Philip, just like one waits for Godot. Inevitably you think of Patricia Highsmith to whom Joncour renders homage"
-- "Elle"
"A thrillerish suspense story with a great erotic charge . . . Drop everything and read this!"
--"LIRE
"
"In every scene a heavy atmosphere of what is unspoken reigns. Joncour's literary style is relatively classical, without surprises, but it is the complexity of his characters, their ambiguity, that makes the story so interesting"
--"Paris Magazine
"
"In the company of this Ripley of another genre, the reader waits for Philip, just like one waits for Godot. Inevitably you think of Patricia Highsmith to whom Joncour renders homage"
--"Elle"
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- PublisherLE DILETTANTE
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 2842630769
- ISBN 13 9782842630768
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages224
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: NEUF. Une villa, sur une île, au plus fort de l'été. Un jour, un inconnu surgit, il se prénomme Boris. Il vient rendre visite à Philip, son vieil ami de lycée. Seulement Philip n'est pas là. Il n'arrivera que demain, après-demain au pire, on ne sait pas. Courtois, homme avisé et sûr de lui, Boris s'installe. Rapidement. Très rapidement. Il se fond même tellement au décor qu'il s'avère vite le convive parfait, l'élément distrayant. Ravis, charmés, et même manipulés à leur insu, tous se laissent happer par son terrible pouvoir de séduction. Seul André-Pierre a décidé de se méfier. Il n'aime pas ce genre de type, balnéaire et bronzé. Et puis, pourquoi Philip n'arrive-t-il pas ? Pour lui tout alimente l'inquiétude, jusqu'à cette canicule qui entête, qui échauffe les corps avant les esprits. Jamais il n'a fait aussi chaud, jamais la mer n'est apparue aussi désirable et haute, juste là, en bas des marches, par où Philip arrivera.Patiemment, Joncour assemble ses pièces, maîtrise le volume des cris et les sautes de calmes. Highsmith rôde non loin. Chabrol rit dans le jardin d'en face. - Nombre de page(s) : 214 p. - Poids : 0g - Langue : fre - Genre : Littérature française Romans Nouvelles Correspondance. Seller Inventory # N9782842630768
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