Days of Anger

Deep in the forests of Moran, far from civilization, families of woodcutters and shepherds live in a world where madness, murder, and bloody punishments are not uncommon. The mysterious death of Catherine Corvol, a beautiful and sensual woman, becomes the center of a gripping narrative filled with angels, obsession, and revenge. Germain's novel is a dazzling rural fantasy that blends lyricism and strangeness, carrying readers through a macabre and fantastic plot. The New York Times praises Germain's ability to take magic and realism to their limits, creating a compelling and original story. The novel's rich language and enchanting atmosphere draw readers into a world where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur. As the story unfolds, the central enigma of Catherine's death drives the characters to extremes, revealing the dark and twisted motivations behind her murder. Germain's work is a testament to the power of storytelling, combining elements of gothic horror and rural fantasy to create a unique and captivating experience.