Cathedrals vacuum , Henri Loevenbruck, I read editions. Continued
Ockham's Razor (I have not read), it can still be read and understood without having read the previous, because history is recalled.
information, Ari Mackenzie sick spends his days at the coffee corner mulling his break with his Lola and the investigation that he was classified Top Secret. A Belgian officer contacted him to recruit him and offered him réenquêter its unfinished business. Mackenzie refuses.
researcher, Sandrine Monney, Geneva brings home an important issue she wants to read it before the unveiling. She is attacked in the street, his record is stolen a few minutes later, she died.
Mackenzie's apartment is burglarized. What is worrying is that those of 2 other people and friends with whom he had bump on his previous investigation were also visited ...
Assistant Sandrine, Stephane, on the death of it, returns to the office to retrieve the file before someone famous one else steals. But there is nothing left. Leaving the building, Stéphane dies ...
Nicolas Flamel wrote a letter to a potential future player to reveal his secret ...
All his stories are related and many others, mixing esoteric, alchemy, science and police investigation.
is a kind of anti-Da Vinci Code Da Vinci Code, because all the strings obscurantist syncretic sects, etc.. are clearly removed. And sometimes it feels good because we have more and more likely to hear about everything and anything, convoluted conspiracy theories, extraterrestrial visits millennia hidden planets, forecast 2012, etc. ... and watching and listening well, we realize that it's downright anything, there is no evidence, they bounce right back with amazing stunts, and that more propaganda than information. And yet, yet I believe in some conspiracy theory ... but to some extent ...
short, it is well written, the dialogues are very natural, well-crafted story, the characters well drawn, we have a good time playing.
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