Cats and 14 other short stories
Bernard Minier's unnerving stories that will freeze your heart with terror
Bernard Minier's unnerving stories that will freeze your heart with terror
Two young couples fascinated by dark tourism set out to visit places associated with tragedy. An aviator encounters an ancient hateful entity during World War I. The animals will be freed from human domination. A handsome priest hides a dark secret. Cats are not what they seem. In fifteen short stories by the master of suspense Bernard Minier, you will go to the darkest places of the human soul and to the corners of the world permeated by metaphysical evil. Prepare for a creeping terror that will haunt you long after you finish reading.
Bernard Minier
Bernard Minier grew up in the south-west of France and spent his childhood in the Pyrenees. He studied at the University of Toulouse, where Martin Servaz, the protagonist of several of his thrillers, comes from. He has lived near Paris for more than twenty years, is married and has two children. Before Minier surprised French readers and critics in 2011 with his detective novel Frost, he worked as a customs officer. This belated, and perhaps therefore mature, debut won several awards, such as the Elle magazine Readers' Choice Award (in the mystery category) and, most notably, the Prix Polar, a major award given at the Cognac Festival of Detective Fiction. Frost has been translated into several world languages, including English, and was also the basis for the French television series Glacé. Minier's other books are also a success among readers and critics.
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