You don’t know what to read in the sun? The Martin-Delbert bookstore found for you 5 books to discover this summer

Franck Thilliez “A delay” at River Noir – You don't know what read

Find Sharko for a new investigation! Furthermore, Direction the unit for difficult patients of Chambly, in the Oise (60), where Eleonore Hourdel works, young psychiatrist alternating. A day, The establishment welcomes a new patient who has obstructed the orifices and recalls fleeing verses. In addition, LIt’s Patient also pushed a man on the rails. For example, In parallel, Sharko investigates the death of a man in Seine-Saint-Denis. Similarly, A flat mystery scent: no DNA trace on the crime scene, not even of The victim!

Virginie Grimaldi “Fragile hours” at Flammarion

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Diane had everything she dreamed of: a husband. Meanwhile, two children and a job she loves. Furthermore, But everything changes when Seb, her husband, leaves her. Meanwhile, A stone’s throw from her, her daughter, Lou is crying too. She saw her first love sorrow. Between dark ideas and anxiety attacks, the teenager crosses the storms of life. When mother and daughter stretch out, anything is possible.

Serena Giuliano “Villa Gloria” at Robert Laffont

Embark on Dolce Vita! Gloria and her daughter Iris hold Villa Gloria, a guest house in Puglia. Every week is the same scene. Vacationers arrive, others leave. Stories. secrets are walking, especially in this April week with customers to say the least special: a strangely discreet couple, Carla who makes a vow of silence, Gregorio the Grumpy. Nothing escapes Gloria who will manage to unravel all these mysteries.

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Let’s go back time, in June 1930. Anna came to follow her husband Carlo in her little native village in Puglia. For this northern Italian, this new life in the South is not easy. Despite the cold reception of the villagers. the overwhelming heat, Anna will eventually find her place by becoming a factory, a job hitherto reserved for men. Its thirst for independence will make it the link between all the inhabitants of the village. A story inspired by the history of the author’s great-grandmother.

Alain Paraillous with “the obscure clarity of moonless nights” at de Borée

France, 1939. Séverine Warholst, daughter of a director of a pencil factory, married Michel Doazan, son of a rich winegrower. Unfortunately, everything does not go as planned for the two lovers who see their destiny wavering by war. Michel is sent to the front, then taken prisoner in you don’t know what read Dunkirk. Séverine must take care of the vineyard alone. She will be helped by Hermann, a German prisoner sent by the mayor. Will Michel come back? A story taken from the personal experience of the family of this author Lot-et-Garonnais.