Quand souffle le vent du nord

De: Daniel Glattauer

Narrado por: Jean-Marc Delhausse, Nathalie Hugo, Robert Guilmard

Un message anodin peut-il bouleverser votre vie ? Leo Leike reçoit par erreur un courriel d'une inconnue, Emmi Rothner. Poliment, il le lui signale. Elle s'excuse et, peu à peu, un dialogue s'engage, une relation se noue. Au fil des courriels, ils éprouvent l'un pour l'autre un intérêt grandissant. Emmi est mariée, Leo se remet à grand-peine d'un chagrin d'amour. De plus en plus attirés l'un moment fatidique de la rencontre... Leur dialogue, piquant, évolue peu à peu vers une intensité de sentiments et un lien troublant qui ne vous laissera pas indemne.©2010 pour la traduction française
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Quand souffle le vent du nord

Would you listen to Quand souffle le vent du nord again? Why?

For me, what made the audiobook a marvel was the incredible performance of the two readers: Jean-Marc Delhausse and Nathalie Hugo. A special kudo, in particular, for Nathalie Hugo. I cannot imagine another performer doing as fine a job as she managed to accomplish. I hope that she does many more adaptions of books for Audible.com.

What did you like best about this story?

I liked the humor, most of all, and the incredible twists and turns in the story; however, I should add that the book has its dark sides as well, and the ending was tough -- to put it mildly.

What about the narrators’s performance did you like?

Their chemistry, their gift of exquisite back and forth, the way they managed to portray so many feelings so very well.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The many moments when the story blossomed into romance.

Any additional comments?

[SPOILER ALERT] The ending was unexpected and extremely painful. Readers should be ready to brace themselves.