The Confession (Book 3) — Paperback

In the summer of 2003 Sabine Rivière's uncle is given four months. He is president of the club, and he is the man who sat at the head of a table on Frenchmen Street and named her brother. She has known since 1997 and said nothing for six years. Now she is the person who will bury him, and there are fifty-one days in which he might say it out loud.

So her husband's cousin builds the most ordinary document in the Catholic world — a visiting rota, twenty-two women, two hundred and forty hours — and for fifty-one days the only people ever alone in a room with a dying man are his sister-in-law, his priest, and his niece with a tape recorder in her bag.

What she gets is nineteen minutes on a cassette and a wooden box with two hundred and forty-one index cards in it.

Paperback. 6 × 9 inches, cream paper, 361 pages. Every chapter opens with an original line drawing. A dark mafia romance for adult readers: family secrets, revenge, a morally grey hero, explicit open-door content and on-page violence.

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