Delphine de Vigan Based on a True Story Book

After the publication of her previous novel, the author experienced a creative lull. This turns into depression, intensified after receiving anonymous letters in which she is accused of interfering with her family with her work, in addition to profiting from the death of her mother. It is then in her life appears L. spectacular blonde, with whom the woman quickly befriends. In time, the mysterious friend becomes a companion, more doppelganger of the writer, and in this similarity there is a certain mysticism in the spirit of Stephen King (not without reason Delphine de Vigan took for epigraphs lines from his works). To what extent will L. overshadow the heroine? Or will she breathe new life into the author, take away what was? Internal tension, growing with each page of the novel, the intertwining of openness and mystification will not leave indifferent readers ... She so skillfully shuffles the cards, you will be difficult to distinguish truth from fiction. But rest assured: you will enjoy this book.... 
Number of pages: 352.