Synopsis
Set in Berlin in 1946, The Spring of Kasper Meier follows the friendship that develops between Kasper Meier, a black-market trader, and Eva Hirsch, the young woman who is blackmailing him. As soldiers in Berlin begin to be killed in mysterious circumstances, both Kasper and Eva’s troubled pasts threaten to reveal themselves, and their fragile lives begin to spiral out of control.
The Spring of Kasper Meier has been selected for Waterstone’s Book Club, WHSmith Fresh Talent and the BBC Radio 2 Book Club. It was longlisted for the Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award and shortlisted for The Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award. It won the 2015 Betty Trask Prize for an outstanding debut novel by a writer under 35 and the HWA Debut Crown 2015 for the best historical fiction debut of the year.
The Spring of Kasper Meier has been selected for Waterstone’s Book Club, WHSmith Fresh Talent and the BBC Radio 2 Book Club. It was longlisted for the Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award and shortlisted for The Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award. It won the 2015 Betty Trask Prize for an outstanding debut novel by a writer under 35 and the HWA Debut Crown 2015 for the best historical fiction debut of the year.
Titre original : The Spring of Kasper Meier (2014)
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2014 Editions Little, Brown and Company (Hardcover)
400 pages
ISBN : 9781408705049
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Un roman au contexte et au thème intéressants (Berlin, dans l'après-guerre, deux personnages que la guerre a tous les deux en partie brisés). Néanmoins, l'intrigue n'a pas réussi à m'entraîner, je ne me suis pas attachée aux héros et j'ai finalement lu ce livre sans grand enthousiasme. Dommage.