After three years of absence, during which the author confides having “ changed life », this new novel immerses its readers in a thrilling intrigue. It all begins when a worried mother reports the disappearance of her 29-year-old son. The investigation, which begins at the Quimper police station, quickly leads Captain Moreau and his colleagues, in the company of the gendarmes, to Pont-Aven and the neighboring village of Nizon, taking them back 25 years on the trail of a buried mystery. .
True to form, Stéphane Jaffrézic anchors his plot in recognizable Breton places, mixing realism and fiction. “ I check everything. I want my readers to feel like they’re walking the streets they know “, he confides. With Losing trio in Pont-Avenfans will rediscover the very special atmosphere of this city of painters, between art galleries, old stones, and troubled stories.
With 18 novels to his credit, Stéphane Jaffrézic has established himself as an essential figure in Breton crime fiction. His stories and his attention to detail appeal to a wide audience. “ I draw inspiration from news items, known places, but also from my imagination, verified with a police entourage, to create stories that surprise “, he explains.
Losing trio in Pont-Aven is available in bookstores (Éditions Alain Bargain, 336 pages, €10).
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