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By: Paul Auguste Jean Nicolas Féval (1860-1933)
La Fabrique de crimes by Paul Auguste Jean Nicolas Féval is a riveting and suspenseful novel that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end. The story follows the protagonist as he navigates through a world filled with crime, mystery, and deception.
Féval’s writing is captivating and atmospheric, drawing readers into the dark and twisted world of his characters. The plot is intricate and full of surprises, keeping readers guessing until the very last page. The author’s attention to detail and ability to create a sense of foreboding make this book a truly engaging read.
Overall, La Fabrique de crimes is a gripping and thrilling novel that will satisfy fans of mystery and suspense. Féval’s masterful storytelling and well-developed characters make this a book that is hard to put down. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a compelling and intense read.
Book Description:
Arrivés à une époque où le crime fait de nouveau salle comble, sortons cette œuvre extraordinaire, cet affreux roman de nos tiroirs.
Plein de confiance, Monsieur Féval proclame qu’ « on ira pas plus loin dans la voie du crime à bon marché. »
Et c’est bien vrai : une moyenne de soixante-treize assassinats par chapitre, c’est inouï !
Sans parler des vols, viols, substitutions d’enfants, faux en écriture privée ou authentique, détournements de mineures, effractions, escalades, abus de confiance, bris de serrures, fraudes, escroqueries, captations, vente à faux poids et attentats à la pudeur dont cette histoire regorge.
Amateurs d’humour grinçant, prêtez l’oreille et la bonne !
(résumé par Ezwa)
Blood, blood, blood ! is what people want, and what they will get.
In this dreadful novel, Paul Féval offers an average of seventy three, yes, 73 murders per chapter! I-N-C-O-N-C-E-I-V-A-B-L-E!
Not to mention the thefts, rapes, babies being switched round, forged documents, corruption of minors, break-ins, breaches of trust, fraud, swindles, indecent assaults and other crimes galore.
Who has ever competed with that?
No-one, as the author proudly assures us.
Tune in to your French mode and be all ears!
