Autumn, All The Cats Return: An Inspector Sebag Mystery

Description

Inspector Sebag is a policeman in the South of France with an unparalleled sixth sense, who excels at slipping into the skin of killers and hunting them down. However, when a retired French Algerian cop is discovered in his apartment with the symbol OAS left near his body and few indications who killed him or why, Sebag's skills are put to the test. Days later, when a controversial monument is destroyed and another French Algerian is shot down, Sebag begins to put the pieces together.

Philippe Georget was born in Epinay-sur-Seine in 1962. He works as a TV news anchorman for France-3. A passionate traveler, in 2001 he drove the entire length of the Mediterranean shoreline in an RV with his wide and three children. He lives in Perpignan. Summertime All the Cats are Bored, his debut novel, won the SNCF Crime Fiction Prize and the City of Lens First Crime Novel Prize.

Praise for Summertime, All the Cats Are Bored "Exquisite Gallic ennui wafts through Georget's first novel...Sebag's patient unraveling of both this tortuous case and his own malaise produces a crime novel tres formidable."--Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A superior beach read for fans of international crime."--Booklist "The plot is intricate and tense, but the deepest pleasure of reading this fantastic French ticking-clock thriller lies in the author's glorious evocation of his native Perpignan."--The Daily Mail "Georget is really good stuff."--Open Letters Monthly International praise for Autumn, All the Cats Return "The subtlety, the imaginative style, the brilliant dialogues, and the extremely strong subject make Autumn, All the Cats Return a crime novel not to miss." -Black Novel "Well structured, solidly documented, written with verve, Autumn, All the Cats Return has everything needed to satisfy even the most demanding of readers." -UnPolar.com "Praise for Summertime, All the Cats Are Bored" Exquisite Gallic ennui wafts through Georget s first novel Sebag s patient unraveling of both this tortuous case and his own malaise produces a crime novel tres formidable. "Publishers Weekly" (starred review) A superior beach read for fans of international crime. "Booklist" "The plot is intricate and tense, but the deepest pleasure of reading this fantastic French ticking-clock thriller lies in the author s glorious evocation of his native Perpignan. "The Daily Mail" Georget is really good stuff. "Open Letters Monthly" "International praise for Autumn, All the Cats Return" The subtlety, the imaginative style, the brilliant dialogues, and the extremely strong subject make "Autumn, All the Cats Return" a crime novel not to miss. " Black Novel" Well structured, solidly documented, written with verve, "Autumn, All the Cats Return" has everything needed to satisfy even the most demanding of readers. "UnPolar.com"" "Praise for Summertime, All the Cats Are Bored" "Exquisite Gallic ennui wafts through Georget's first novel...Sebag's patient unraveling of both this tortuous case and his own malaise produces a crime novel tres formidable."--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) "A superior beach read for fans of international crime."--"Booklist" The plot is intricate and tense, but the deepest pleasure of reading this fantastic French ticking-clock thriller lies in the author's glorious evocation of his native Perpignan."--"The Daily Mail" "Georget is really good stuff."--"Open Letters Monthly" "International praise for Autumn, All the Cats Return" "The subtlety, the imaginative style, the brilliant dialogues, and the extremely strong subject make "Autumn, All the Cats Return" a crime novel not to miss." "-Black Novel" "Well structured, solidly documented, written with verve, "Autumn, All the Cats Return" has everything needed to satisfy even the most demanding of readers." -"UnPolar.com"