By Geoffroy de Clavière
Un mystery dérangeant mêlant pédophilie, argent, politique et Eglise
Découvert dans sa magnifique propriété genevoise, le cadavre d’Oleg Kounev a subi d’horribles sévices, indiquant un mode opératoire d’un sadisme insoutenable. Mise en scène destinée à brouiller les pistes ? Émergence d’un serial killer méticuleux ?
L’inspecteur Jana Stucki a sa petite idée, mais son hypothèse est bien audacieuse. L’enquête s’avère complexe et los angeles mènera sur une piste inattendue, celle d’un trafic foreign d’enfants dont le dénouement fera vaciller son esprit.
Le most appropriate roman de Geoffroy de Clavière, La stratégie du père, s’inscrit dans l. a. veine des romans noirs. Violent et dérangeant. Il développe los angeles thèse d’un réseau pédophile extrêmement bien organisé, étendant ses ramifications dans le monde entier. Le net génère, à l’heure de l. a. mondialisation de l’information, l’écran parfait, permettant aux pédocriminels d’organiser leurs nauséeux projets. Lorsque l’argent, l. a. politique et l’église se liguent pour exercer los angeles tyrannie du sexe et de l’esclavage sur leurs innocentes victimes, il n’y a plus de limites à l’horreur.
Un roman noir dans l. a. culture du genre
EXTRAIT
La lumière devenait plus vive dans los angeles grotte, à mesure qu’il approchait de l. a. sortie. Le soleil au zénith l’éblouit violemment pendant les premières secondes avant qu’il ne s’accoutume à l’extraordinaire luminosité qui tranchait sur los angeles pénombre ou le noir profond auxquels l’avait habitué sa vie monacale dans l’antre de los angeles terre.
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A PROPOS DE L’AUTEUR
Geoffroy de Clavière fut comédien à Paris puis publicitaire. Il habite Genève et travaille désormais dans los angeles politique. En 2006, il remporte le 1er prix de l. a. nouvelle FNAC.
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A father could do no more. Anthony’s godfather, Sally Callinbrano, would play a big role in Casso’s future. Sally had moved his headquarters from the Flatbush Avenue Extension Club to Monty’s Bar on Carroll Street. He was more respected and powerful than ever. He would soon be running the Brooklyn docks and hold sway over ILA Local Union 1814. CHAPTER 6 A VERY CLOSE SHAVE INDEED t was now that a bold public murder occurred in the world of La Cosa Nostra that altered and reshaped the American Mafia in a profound way; it shook its very foundations and caused a bloody war that would last some twenty-two years and claim many lives.
He knew that hunters killed prey; that the strong survived; the weak were marginalized and put upon, fed from. It was very much like that in the street—“eat or be eaten,” a South Brooklyn mantra Anthony often heard. Still, the killing of the deer hurt him, and he never shot another one. He felt it was unfair. “If deer had guns, I would’ve been back out there, but of course they didn’t,” he explained. Although Anthony did not do well in school mainly because he didn’t apply himself, since he already knew his future would be on the street, GASPIPE 15 he had a particularly sharp inquisitive intelligence, readily thought out of the box, and saw problems from both points of view.
And his family’s. He well knew O 38 PHILIP CARLO that all his grandparents had left Italy with nothing but what they could carry, hoping and praying for a better life for themselves and their offspring. In the old country they all heard that the streets in America were paved with gold, and they were only too happy to break their backs and endlessly strain their muscles for some of that gold. Casso very much wanted to buy his father and mother a beautiful upstate retreat with a lot of land and running brooks where they could retire, where his dad could fish and hunt and enjoy life to his heart’s content.