Recettes d’ici ou cuisine d’ailleurs
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Tradition française ou inspiration du monde… pour chaque produit, allez-vous goûter à la recette d’ici ou la cuisine d’ailleurs ?
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Tradition française ou inspiration du monde… pour chaque produit, allez-vous goûter à la recette d’ici ou la cuisine d’ailleurs ?
Découvrez deux façons différentes de sublimer les saveurs d’un même produit !
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D'abord enchanté à l'idée de le publier, Kyle est rapidement choqué par la perversité du récit, qu'il abandonne après en avoir lu quelques pages. Mais lorsqu'il en refuse la publication, William entreprend de ruiner la vie de son éditeur, s'en prenant successivement à son chat, sa copine et son auteur vedette.
Kyle est alors obligé de se replonger dans le roman de William, Devil's Hopyard, et découvre que le livre fait sinistrement écho à l'histoire de la disparition non élucidée de sa petite amie à l'université. Et qu'il ressemble cruellement à la confession d'un criminel.
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« Hitchcock lui-même n'aurait pu inventer une histoire aussi diabolique. »
Lorsque Kyle en refuse la publication, William commence à ruiner la vie de l'éditeur, s'en prenant successivement à son chat, sa copine et son auteur vedette. Kyle est alors obligé de se replonger dans le roman de William, Devil's Hopyard et il découvre alors que le livre fait étrangement écho à l'histoire de la disparition non élucidée de Mia sa petite amie à l'université et ressemble cruellement à la confession d'un criminel.
Un thriller redoutablement efficace, un terrifiant jeu de piste littéraire.
D'abord enchanté à l'idée de le publier, Kyle est rapidement choqué par la perversité du récit, qu'il abandonne après en avoir lu quelques pages. Mais lorsqu'il en refuse la publication, William entreprend de ruiner la vie de son éditeur, s'en prenant successivement à son chat, sa copine et son auteur vedette.
Kyle est alors obligé de se replonger dans le roman de William, Devil's Hopyard, et découvre que le livre fait sinistrement écho à l'histoire de la disparition non élucidée de sa petite amie à l'université. Et qu'il ressemble cruellement à la confession d'un criminel.
Un thriller redoutablement efficace, un terrifiant jeu de piste littéraire entre American Psycho et Le Silence des Agneaux
« Hitchcock lui-même n'aurait pu inventer une histoire aussi diabolique. »
Lorsque Kyle en refuse la publication, William commence à ruiner la vie de l'éditeur, s'en prenant successivement à son chat, sa copine et son auteur vedette. Kyle est alors obligé de se replonger dans le roman de William, Devil's Hopyard et il découvre alors que le livre fait étrangement écho à l'histoire de la disparition non élucidée de Mia sa petite amie à l'université et ressemble cruellement à la confession d'un criminel.
Un thriller redoutablement efficace, un terrifiant jeu de piste littéraire.
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