220 Volt

Ramon Hill, the famous author of best-selling novels, is having difficulty finishing his latest novel. Long, blank stares at the white page and the result: Nothing. When writing turns into torture, his wife Margot takes control of the situation. Going to his family's village house, the silence and distance will be good for him and will be enough to gather the attention he needs to finish his book. However, what silence and unemployment evoke does not end there. Seclusion triggers questioning and confrontation. The approaching uncanniness is a harbinger of more than writing a novel...

Joseph Incardona, one of France's most read writers in recent days when it comes to thrillers and noir novels, tells a dark love story in 220 Volt, looking at the shadow that falls when the soul gets dark. It forces us to look.

'There was that black box inside a person that was extremely difficult to open, soldered with the rivets of mystery.'

220 Volt is a small black gem that knows the dangerous secret of that black box.

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Number of Pages: 128

Printing Year: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Edition Year: 2012

Number of Pages: 128

Language: Turkish