The girl of the trip 5403

I was employed to work on a long-term project lasting eighteen years. Can you imagine that? Eighteen years, and this story presses on my nerves, like a small piece of gum repeatedly chewed until it lost its taste. Be careful, readers of these pages, for this piece of gum might stick to your memory, kneaded by your imagination, manipulated by your logic, with no end... Liz Rose or Emily? Who is the infant girl who is not more than three months old, and it was destined that she be the only survivor of the crash of Flight 5403? Two families, one wealthy and the other poor, tear each other apart to seize custody of the girl, whom the media dubbed "the orphan." After eighteen years, a private investigator uncovers what he considers the key to solving the case, before he is found dead under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a diary with all the details of his investigation. Wrong evidence, false hopes, and lingering doubts... From Paris to Istanbul, passing through Canada, the reader finds himself engaged in a frantic race that will only end with all masks falling. Are the strange coincidences and bizarre incidents merely a game of fate? Or are they stones on a chessboard being moved by someone from the beginning? The girl from Flight 5403 is not only an exciting novel that maintains its suspense until the last page, but it is also a story that makes us think about the limits of money’s ability to grant happiness, and the dominance of love, which may drive us to commit the craziest acts in its name. A highly thrilling story, a precise psychological analysis of all characters, a flood of emotions, feelings, and comedic situations... Michel Boussi, after his masterpiece "Black Nile," proved that he is truly a master, and that he is here to stay!