I know no limits in my reading. From one minute to another, I can go to Boule & Bill Black Book of Serial Killer, not moods. On one side dark and obscure Care Bears on one side. Nothing stops me, nothing scares me, except perhaps to 2Francs6sous romantic comedies that were written, not by hands but by legs, and wear blankets abject all in pink and heart.
But everyone knows now, I have a soft spot for serial killers (see here ). Nothing distracts me more than a good beheading, performed with skill and care. Maxime Chattam and Franck Thile two French authors are particularly good at giving life to these princes of darkness. The first created a Trilogy that bears his name, Trilogy of Evil, featuring a rotating basis and in original diabolical killers: The soul of evil, In darkness and Hexes . I have a slight preference for the final round, Hex, which cleverly mixes and spider killer. Ideal novel for arachnophobes. Chattam writing a dynamic, rhythmic, leaving barely enough time to drive to catch his breath. His stories are golden sauce American killers very very very nasty, short suits, twisted stories, almost unrealistic, U.S. cities, heroes skinned alive ... It was the impression that these books were written for the cinema.
His novels are quite efficient. On trips to the infernal core of darkness, impossible to stop once the book started ...
The second Thilliez, even a hit across the Channel, it said. I mostly read his first title, Mourning Honey , Train hell Red Angel, The House of Dead (adapted for the screen, very good movie), or Forest of Shadows (my favorite, I talk about in another post, here). Again they are all very effective, very well documented, eventful and eaten without moderation.
Her youngest was just released, E Syndrome, I have not read it yet, but my instinct you recommend your eyes closed.
NB: The Trilogy of Evil exists in a beautiful box , ideal gift at Christmas to an apprentice fan of the genre.
4th cover: A mysterious film
unhealthy and blinds ... That's enough to spoil the holiday Henebelle Lucia, police lieutenant in Lille, and his two adorable twins. Five bodies found horribly mutilated, the skull sawn ... It was enough to remind the Criminal Commissioner Frank Sharko forced leave to care for his fits of schizophrenia. Two tracks for a single case that will meet and Henebelle Sharko, so different and yet so close in their conception of art. Slums of Cairo to the orphanages of Canada fifties, the two new crew will put the finger on an unknown, a frightening reality, which reveals que nous pourrions tous commettre le pire. Car aujourd'hui, ceux qui ne connaissent pas le syndrome E, ne savent pas encore de quoi ils sont capables...
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