by Pierre Petit · Éditions France loisirs · tapa dura · ISBN 9782298118186
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In May 1931, in the Haute-Loire region, Dr. Favre faces an extreme moral dilemma after being called to the Jolidou farm. He finds seventeen-year-old Elise Foulonnier in shock, claiming her newborn baby was eaten by a dog, despite a lack of evidence. The doctor must decide whether to uphold medical confidentiality or report what he suspects is infanticide, all while rumors about his own involvement spread through the village. Based on true events, this novel by Pierre Petit explores the tensions between medical ethics, honor, and social pressure in a rural community.
