by Pierre Lemaitre · ISBN 9788466370349
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In 'Inhuman Resources,' Pierre Lemaitre immerses us in the life of Alain Delambre, a 57-year-old executive fired and desperate to find work. As his family's economic situation becomes unsustainable, Alain accepts an unusual and risky job offer that leads him to participate in a mock hostage-taking. However, what begins as a simple exercise turns into a nightmare when the line between reality and fiction blurs, exposing the cruelty and dehumanization of the corporate world. This psychological thriller explores themes such as despair, manipulation, and human dignity in a relentless work environment.
Pierre Lemaitre is a French writer who won the 2013 Prix Goncourt for The Great Swindle, known both for his Commandant Camille Verhœven crime novels and for sweeping historical sagas.
