by Thomas H. Cook · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782757849934
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«L'étrange destin de Katherine Carr» is a crime novel by Thomas H. Cook, published by Éditions Points in paperback (348 pages, in French).
Seven years after the death of his son Teddy, found in the river with no culprit ever identified, the writer George Gates has retired to Winthrop. A retired policeman tells him about Katherine Carr, a poetess last seen twenty years earlier near a cave; reading her account of a disappearance confronts him with the memory of his son and his doubts.
Translation from English (United States) by Philippe Loubat-Delranc. Published in 2015, part of the Points collection. Crime novel.
For crime novel readers seeking a gothic atmosphere, a tale of disappearances and a deliberately ambiguous ending.
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