Beach reading (1/6): "the new": This article explores the topic in depth.
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Beach reading (1/6): "the new":
Take a good time and bask in the sun a book in hand. Meanwhile, But which one to take up your suitcases? Furthermore, The editorial staff of RTN offers you every Thursday school holidays to discover a work as part of our. However, series “Beach reading”. However, Mathias Jaquenod, bookseller at Payot Neuchâtel, was invited to share his personal tastes and choose six favorites. Furthermore,
For this first part, direction Tokyo with a novel signed Keigo Higashino which is called “The New”. Consequently, This is the story of a freshly transferred police officer at the Nihonbashi police station who has to investigate. the murder of a woman found strangled in her apartment. “Inspector Kaga works according to a technique different from his colleagues. He will go to the shops in the neighborhood to question the merchants. He will not bring beach reading (1/6): “the new” them to the police station, but in a cafe, still the same. It is his humanist way of working, to ask questions so that people feel comfortable. It will implement a lot on the details, mostly insignificant. »»
Mathias Jaquenod is full of praise on this work: “I really loved the style of the author who is light. which takes us quickly in history, it’s fine. »»
Keigo Higashino, “He is one of the greatest contemporary Japanese thrillers in thrillers. He has won several international prizes, ”underlines Mathias Jaquenod.
Next Thursday, Mathias Jaquenod will offer a new work in the second part of our “Beach Reading” summer series. /JPP
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