Almost ten years after the mega success of “The Girl on the Train”, British author Paula Hawkins takes us into the world of art with a very dark story of friendship and jealousy.
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Journalist at the Culture department
By Jean-Marie WynantsPublished on 11/10/2024 at 06:00
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Aith more than 23 million copies sold, The girl on the train, released in 2015, placed Paula Hawkins among the stars of the noir novel, from her first attempt. After At the bottom of the water, The one that burns et Angle mortshe returns with The blue houra fascinating dive into the world of art and the mysteries of friendship.
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