Every hour wounds, the latter kills
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From eight years, Tama has served a rich family, does not have the right to leave the house, suffers beatings, manages to remain a living person in inhuman conditions and dreams of freedom, not remembering what it is. A nameless seriously wounded girl declared the house of an unbalanced combustible hermit Gabriel, not remembering anything at all. The hermit, alas, remembers everything about himself and is herself with his memories, because they kill him. All three will have to be freed from slavery - literal and metaphorical - and in the end everyone will find their difficult path to freedom.
The books of Queen Triller Karin Job were translated into a dozen languages and awarded numerous literary awards, including Prix Polar for the best novel in French. For the novel, "every hour he wounds, the latter kills" she received the "golden feather of the French thriller" and Prix de l"yshe. The Job wrote this novel based on the real stories of women who have lost freedom and encountered extreme forms of violence - and the thriller was obtained about human cruelty, atonement and personal freedom, which is very expensive and sometimes paid only with blood
The books of Queen Triller Karin Job were translated into a dozen languages and awarded numerous literary awards, including Prix Polar for the best novel in French. For the novel, "every hour he wounds, the latter kills" she received the "golden feather of the French thriller" and Prix de l"yshe. The Job wrote this novel based on the real stories of women who have lost freedom and encountered extreme forms of violence - and the thriller was obtained about human cruelty, atonement and personal freedom, which is very expensive and sometimes paid only with blood
Author:
Author:Жибель Карин
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-22828-3
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