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- Nombre de pages352
- Date de parution04/03/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4059-8387-7
- EAN9781405983877
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPENGUIN
Résumé
THE EXTRAORDINARY INTERNATIONAL SENSATIONSalomé Abergel has vanished. One of Europe's most celebrated artists, she is at the pinnacle of her career - and yet no one has any idea where she might be: dead, on the run, or simply staging one final disappearing act in a life that has always been shrouded in mystery?An unlikely group is drawn into the search. There is Irad Abergel, Salomé's estranged son returning reluctantly to Amsterdam and the memory of a mother he has long tried to forget.
There is Yousef Slaoui, a drunk whose connection to the artist reaches back into the darkest moments of Morocco's history. And there is Hind el Arian, part-time waitress and full-time stoner, who somehow finds herself guarding Salomé's home - and a basement filled with the most extraordinary paintings she has ever seen. Their intertwining tales take them from the smoke-filled cafés of the Netherlands to the rowdy bars of Paris, and from the sun-bleached streets of Tunis to the wide desolation of the Sahara .
There is Yousef Slaoui, a drunk whose connection to the artist reaches back into the darkest moments of Morocco's history. And there is Hind el Arian, part-time waitress and full-time stoner, who somehow finds herself guarding Salomé's home - and a basement filled with the most extraordinary paintings she has ever seen. Their intertwining tales take them from the smoke-filled cafés of the Netherlands to the rowdy bars of Paris, and from the sun-bleached streets of Tunis to the wide desolation of the Sahara .
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