REVENGE IS MINE - MARIE NDIAYE

A compelling psychological novel that prompts reflection on the nature of crime and justice. Marie NDiaye, a French writer with Senegalese roots, addresses difficult moral and social issues in her book "Revenge is Mine." Discover the story of a lawyer who undertakes the defense of a woman accused of murdering her own children. Will she be able to understand the motives for this horrific crime? Immerse yourself in a world full of secrets and innuendo, where the line between truth and illusion becomes increasingly blurred.

• Insightful psychological analysis of the characters
• Suspenseful plot full of twists and turns
• Touching themes of motherhood and responsibility
• Universal message about the search for truth and justice
• Stylish language and rich descriptions
• Ideal reading for lovers of ambitious literature

Marie NDiaye is one of the most important contemporary French writers. Her books, translated into many languages, are gaining recognition from critics and readers around the world. NDiaye often addresses themes of identity, exclusion, and social inequality in her works. Her novels are characterized by a deep psychological analysis of the characters and an insightful look at the contemporary world. The author is the recipient of many prestigious literary awards, including the Prix Goncourt.

The novel "Revenge is Mine" tells the story of the lawyer Susane, who undertakes the defense of a woman accused of murdering her own three children. The husband of the accused entrusts her with this difficult task, seemingly not remembering that a strange event connected them in the past. The lawyer, herself a runaway from her social class, suffers from imposter syndrome and cannot find her place in the bourgeois environment of the bar. What will connect her with the murderer? In what way will their fate be similar? The book encourages reflection on the role of women in society, the pressure of motherhood, and the limits of human endurance.

"Revenge is Mine" is a read for demanding readers who appreciate ambitious literature and deep psychological analysis. The novel touches on difficult themes, but does so in a subtle and intelligent way. Marie NDiaye proves that she is a master of words and can create unforgettable psychological portraits of her characters. The book will surely remain in the reader's memory for a long time and encourage reflection on the nature of crime and justice.

Published in paperback, it has 248 pages with a format of 144x206 mm. Year of publication: 2023. Publisher: Filtry.