✍ Scribed by Médéline, François
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Le 2 décembre 2018, le corps du plus jeune président de la République française, Emmanuel Macron, rejoint le Panthéon devant les spectateurs du monde entier. Le pays, le gouvernement et ses proches demeurent incrédules face à son assassinat. Ne reste plus qu’à remonter le temps pour suivre les ramifications du complot qui a conduit à cette fin.
Le romancier François Médéline, après dix années passées dans les coulisses de la République, nous offre une fiction politique moderne et percutante. De sa plume explosive, il s'amuse à mettre en scène les grands de ce monde et nous parle du règne de l'image, de pouvoir et de démesure.
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