Danser au bord de l'abîme. Que risque-t-on quand on risque tout ?
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Danser au bord de l'abîme. Que risque-t-on quand on risque tout ?
Narrated by:
Colette Sodoyez
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Narrated by:
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Colette Sodoyez
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Après On ne voyait que le bonheur, Grégoire Delacourt explore dans ce roman virtuose la puissance du désir et la fragilité de nos existences. Un roman tout à la fois sensible, émouvant, poignant, et également haletant, vertigineux, addictif.
Attention, roman sous tension, déroutant, virtuose et poétique sur la force du désir qui suscite à la fois le danger et la joie. Un vertige dont l'auditeur de sort pas indemne. À dévorer sans précaution !©2017 Éditions Jean-Claude Lattès (P)2017 Audiolib
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