Agatha Christie en VO ; endless night

Frank Leclercq

François Rivière

Publié par Paquet, le 04 mars 2010

48 pages

Résumé

The world's cleverest crime author is brought to book in this new series of graphic adaptations of some of her most famous crimes. Who dares to ignore the superstitions of endless night? Gipsy's Acre is a truly beautiful place. In fact, it is the perfect location to build the house of your dreams - so long as you don't believe in ancient curses. Michael and Ellie don't. They are young, rich and far too happy to be put off by an old woman's warnings. Even when accidents start to happen. Written in 1967 towards the end of her career, this claustrophobic thriller was a remarkable achievement for Agatha Christie, proving that she could stil) shock and surprise modem audiences alter nearly 50 years writing books. Described by th Sunday Times as "One of the best things Agathe:Christie has ever done it has been adapted by François Rivière and given an authentic Sixties' look by artist Frank Leclercq.