Wedding dress

Don't let anyone reveal anything about this story to you

A MASTERPIECE TRANSLATED INTO 22 LANGUAGES AND BEING ADAPTED FOR A TELEVISION SERIES

«A diabolical thriller, which reads in one go, with fascination and fear.
Great art.»
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Sophie Duguet doesn't understand what's happening to her: she loses objects, forgets situations, is arrested in a supermarket for petty thefts she doesn't remember committing. And bodies start piling up around her...

And we can't reveal anything more about this thriller in order to keep the thrilling pleasure of reading and the addictive search for the truth by the reader intact.

By the winner of the Goncourt Prize with See You Up There,
the European Crime Novel Prize, the Cognac Police Film Festival Prize,

the Best Novel Valencia Negra Prize,
the Salon du Polar Prize,
three Dagger Awards,
the Lire Prize for best French novel,
the Roman France Télévisions Prize,
and the Nancy-Le Point Booksellers' Prize,
with over three million readers.

Critics have said...
«I avoid reading translated novels, but I read Pierre Lemaitre: a truly excellent suspense novelist.»
Stephen King

«There is a pact among readers about this book by Lemaitre: silence. [...] Pierre Lemaitre builds here a perfect mechanism, with millimeter precision, that keeps us page by page with our souls in suspense and our stomachs churning. [...] Read it and don't tell.»
Elena Méndez, La Voz de Galicia

«A perfectly written thriller. An authentic masterpiece that elevates Lemaitre to the level of the greatest authors.»
L'Humanité

«A perfectly orchestrated thriller in which evil spares no one.»
Marianne

«Lemaitre maintains a firm grip from beginning to end with perfect screenwriting certainty, always looking forward and maintaining interest.»
José Luis de Juan, Babelia

«It captivates and convinces the reader and avoids clichés.»
Mercedes Monmany, ABC Cultural

«Wedding Dress is a powerful thriller, whose plot is full of surprises and twists.»
Guillermo Altares, Babelia

«Wedding Dress, a full-fledged crime novel.»
Laura Revuelta, ABC Cultural

«Pierre Lemaitre, star of the French literary year, now presents a disturbing crime novel. The story, a perfect mechanism for the pages to fly by, contains several twists that disorient and captivate the reader. A perverse puzzle set to shake up the new release tables in bookstores.»
Marie Claire

«A disturbing work that grips you from beginning to end.»
Elle