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L'Été dernier à Syracuse(Littérature)

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Ils sont beaux, riches, américains. Ils ont décidé de partir ensemble découvrir Rome, puis Syracuse. Michael est écrivain, ancien lauréat du prix Pulitzer. Sa femme Lizzie est une journaliste en perte de vitesse. Finn est restaurateur et Taylor, son épouse, se dévoue entièrement à l'éducation de leur fille unique, Snow, une enfant énigmatique qui fait aussi partie du voyage. Tout est en place pour qu'ils passent des vacances de rêve dans des sites enchanteurs.Mais chacun arrive avec ses secrets, ses mensonges, ses non-dits, ses désirs inassouvis. Et petit à petit, dans les ruelles de la Sicile baroque, se noue un roman d'amour et de trahison au suspense implacable, où les personnages avancent à la fois masqués et aveugles.
D’une justesse à faire froid dans le dos. Laurence Caracalla, Le Figaro magazine.
Comme dans un roman de Patricia Highsmith, le dénouement apparaît aussi vicieux que vénéneux. Nathalie Dupuis, Elle.
Traduit de l’anglais (États-Unis) par Claire Desserrey.
About the Author

Fille et sœur de scénaristes, Delia Ephron a grandi à Beverly Hills. Elle a été journaliste avant de devenir elle-même scénariste puis auteure. Sa pièce de théâtre 
L’Amour, la mort, les fringues
 a été un succès international. Elle est la scénariste, entre autres, du film 
Vous avez un mess@ge
. 
L’Été dernier à Syracuse
 est son premier roman traduit en français.

Genre: Fiction, Genre Fiction
Format: Pocket Book
Published: 2019
Pages: 354
Publisher: LGF/Le Livre de Poche
ISBN: 9782253073604

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