French policeman in America, by Norbert Spehner
FRIBERG, Patrick Le Dossier Deists, Bordeaux, Le Castor astral
(Momentum), 2009, 282 pages.
was known as the destabilizing (slightly disturbing) of Mornevert ... But in the closed world of intelligence and / or espionage, identity (or a legend, in the jargon) is only ever temporary. So we find the name of Patrick Friberg, respectable citizen cigar enthusiast living near Quebec on the banks of the St. Lawrence River (look on the internet, there are interviews with the character), formerly author of a new series of twelve espionage thrillers whose first Deisis The Record recently published in the collection Momentum Editions du Castor Astral. In this collection, we note that "Patrick Friberg history being questioned. An exception among his colleagues, he has chosen to deal mainly of contemporary Russia, a country he knows on the fingertips and remains a perfect mystery for Westerners. Through its incisive tales, he shows how with a rare mastery of the will power of the Holy Russian Empire was not eradicated with the collapse of the Soviet regime. " In each of the novels in the series, the author addresses the major geo-politics of our time, denounced the various ills that afflict the planet. In the File Deisis it comes to genetic manipulation, disinformation and sophisticated international machinations. The two heroes of the series, General Carignac and its armed wing, the commander Lefort, are interested in an agreement between Russia and Sudan: oil at will against a perfect transgenic corn, which grows in the desert. But the culture of this unique corn will cause an ecological disaster: the bees will mutate and become deadly. It is a global alert!
I will not go into detail about the plot but like any good spy thriller, action and surprises abound. The "body count" (number of corpses by chapter or square meter) high ... But we are not in the universe phantasy of a James Bond adventure. We see that the author is concerned about the big issues of tomorrow's world. These novels are meant many cries of alarm and revolt. For this purpose, the File DEISA is a big rant against these powerful politicians corrupt and let die end of millions of children while richessent abound. Judging by this first volume (and Homo Futuris, appeared outside collection) the series is promising. Only questionable element: style! Patrick Friberg has a good pen, a rich and varied vocabulary, but some passages deserved more vigilance editorial. There are some
burdens, including abuse of binary sentences (sentences with two symmetrical elements separated by "and"). Minor defects, but can become annoying if you are not careful. A monitor then in next volumes ... [Norbert Spehner]
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