These two books are part of the trilogy Adamsberg. The second man is already in reverse truly The Man from the blue circles that we talked about last month. It 's the story of a murderess werewolf that wanders around France killing people who apparently have no connection between them. The end is quite surprising, voting 7, a point more than another. Magnificent and exciting rather leave in a hurry and do not return. Commissioner Adamsberg has to manage a murderess who kills using the plague as an instrument and the notice of the tragedy through an auctioneer who collects the communications from the people and the law in the public square. But there is some connection between the victims? And how does he know so many things about the plague of 1920 in France? And the 4 that mark the doors of houses with the intent to protect the people? Rated 8. At two o'clock in the morning I was still awake to finish it!
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