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by Hélène Vandermeer
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After three weeks in hospital, Nadia finally comes home. A woman opens the door, wearing Nadia's cardigan and holding her son. Her husband tells the police he has never seen her before.
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After three weeks in hospital, Nadia finally comes home. A woman opens …
Ten years after she ran, four words on the phone, one Sunday night. Her…
On a night of fireworks on Lake Como, a thirteen-year-old girl vanishes…
On 30 March 1985, in Seville, an eighteen-year-old girl was told her ba…
2,235 soldiers boarded her on Christmas Eve. At 5:54 p.m., a torpedo sl…
One Tuesday morning, Claire Mathy receives her own death notice. Same n…
She woke up with five years of her life wiped away. Her husband won her…
One foggy night, a bleeding stranger jumps into Mila's boat and gives h…
Every morning, on the 7.42, someone writes in the margins of her books.…
A stranger walks into her studio with a damaged photo of a sailing boat…
For ten years she counted the cellar steps. Seventeen years later, the …
For six nights she made the bed of a guest whose name she never caught.…
Tuesday, November 108 p.m.
by Hélène Vandermeer
For sixteen years, almost every Tuesday night, she sent her husband the same text: “No luck, as usual.” That Tuesday, the ticket was worth eighty-seven million euros. She had no idea he'd known for sixteen minutes.
32 chapters
Saturday, November 143 p.m.
by Solène Réault
Every morning, a note slipped under her door tells her the same thing about the man she married: his name isn't Thomas. When she asks him where he was on 14 July 2005, he answers without blinking. On Saturday, the old lady downstairs is found dead on the stairs — and at 8.40, there's another note un
32 chapters
Tuesday, November 178 p.m.
by Victor Darnal
For her sixteenth birthday, Lotte paid for the DNA test her daughter had been asking for. The result: sixty-three half-brothers and half-sisters, born under ten different donor numbers, and a group that welcomes her by calling her “little sister”. In the spring, three of them die within twenty-three
32 chapters
Saturday, November 213 p.m.
by Solène Réault
On the second night of the cruise, Noémie asks reception to page her husband. She is told she boarded alone. When she finally calls him, he picks up — at their home in Namur.
32 chapters
