Richard Morgiève, novelist on the sidelines

By: Catherine Fruchon-Toussaint

Since 1980, Richard Morgiève has been the author of around thirty novels, including Un petit homme de dos (1988), My little boy (2002) and Les hommes (2017).

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Screenwriter, author of 3 plays, occasional actor and painter, he has just published his new book under the title Le Cherokee, published by Joëlle Losfeld .

Cover of the new novel by Richard Morgiève. © Joëlle Losfeld Editions

A novel about a serial killer, the military, flying saucers, an atomic bomb, religious extremists, massacred women and perfume. It is a novel in which the main character is a sheriff, lonely, obsessed with the death of his murdered parents, a man on the verge of falling in love.

"1954, USA : while touring at night in the first snow, on the desert highlands of Garfield County, Utah, Sheriff Nick Corey discovers an abandoned car. At the same time, he sees land a Saber hunter, without any light. And without a pilot. This is the battle fights. The army and the FBI are on the teeth. As for Corey, he finds himself confronted with his own past : the serial killer , who murdered his parents and ruined his life, reappears. Corey chases after him. But, nightmares have a hard tooth ... And you can fall in love with an FBI agent. " (Presentation of the editor)

(March 9, 2019 replay)

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