Sixtine, 10 years old disappears in broad daylight in July on a beach of the Oléron Island. The life of her mother Jeanne completely falls apart. She blames herself for letting her work take so much place in her life, and feels she has been a bad mother to her daughter. She blames her husband Richard, who should have been watching the little girl, and who failed his father and husband duties once more. Getting over this tragedy will be all the more difficult, as the body of her daughter is nowhere to be found. And what if Sixtine were still alive?
- With extreme talent and through thorough descriptions, Nathalie Hug and Jérôme Camut have created an extremely oppressive atmosphere.
- Neither of the characters will leave the readers indifferent.
- A brilliant and emotionnally stirring twist!
Nathalie Hug and Jérôme Camut are a couple in life, and for work. They have written several novels together, and are also renown scriptwriters for TV.