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Stockholm
D'un côté, Charlie, une jeune et brillante chercheuse en psychologie. De l'autre, quatre hommes qui vivent intensément chaque seconde. Lorsque leurs routes se croisent, la vie de Charlie bascule.
Qui sont-ils ? Que veulent-ils ? Dans quoi souhaitent-ils l’embarquer ?
Obligée de disputer une partie dont elle ignore les règles, Charlie compte se battre avec ses armes. Force mentale ou force physique. Vérité ou manipulation. Amour ou syndrome de Stockholm.
Qui va emporter la dernière manche ?
Qui sont-ils ? Que veulent-ils ? Dans quoi souhaitent-ils l’embarquer ?
Obligée de disputer une partie dont elle ignore les règles, Charlie compte se battre avec ses armes. Force mentale ou force physique. Vérité ou manipulation. Amour ou syndrome de Stockholm.
Qui va emporter la dernière manche ?
643 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 7, 2018
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April 25, 2019
Une histoire haletante, surprenante, avec un excellente rythme
premier coup de coeur de l'année 2019 pour moi
Mon avis en vidéo ici : https://youtu.be/dWZlGCjtS-M
premier coup de coeur de l'année 2019 pour moi
Mon avis en vidéo ici : https://youtu.be/dWZlGCjtS-M
January 3, 2025
DNF. 2/5 ⭐️
I'm sorry, I really tried, but I just couldn't swallow this disappointment. It started well, with a gang of 4 men (thieves), vs a determined young psychologist working on her PhD, of which the theme is Stockholm Syndrome. She finds a former hostage who developed this syndrome while being captured by none other than the said 4 men, who decide to capture the psychologist herself, assuming she's nosing around for other purposes. There was some violence in the process at first, making me think it was going to be a dark problematic book, I got excited cuz I LOVE problematic stuff that makes my brain do some work, but then it simply fell flat. I understand the authors maybe didn't want to make it too disturbing for the readers, so instead of using the plot's potential to make it a psychological thriller, they turned it into an amateur-ish twisted romance. The 4 men, despite being ruthless scary criminals, didn't go overboard in miştreating the psy and didn't abųse her, despite her being helpess and starved, which honestly made no sense and was extra unrealistic. Later, they felt guilty for what they did to her but decided to keep her as a friend-hostage. Slowly, she bonded with them, and they became buddies, all while every one of them wanted to feck her and she wanted to feck their "boss", who kept resisting every golden opportunity she gave him. Why? I dropped the book before knowing why cuz I got too bored of the same lines repeated over and over again.
I wanted to read crimes, not draggy seggs!
Maybe I'll pick it up again someday in the future, but not any soon 🤷🏻♀️
I'm sorry, I really tried, but I just couldn't swallow this disappointment. It started well, with a gang of 4 men (thieves), vs a determined young psychologist working on her PhD, of which the theme is Stockholm Syndrome. She finds a former hostage who developed this syndrome while being captured by none other than the said 4 men, who decide to capture the psychologist herself, assuming she's nosing around for other purposes. There was some violence in the process at first, making me think it was going to be a dark problematic book, I got excited cuz I LOVE problematic stuff that makes my brain do some work, but then it simply fell flat. I understand the authors maybe didn't want to make it too disturbing for the readers, so instead of using the plot's potential to make it a psychological thriller, they turned it into an amateur-ish twisted romance. The 4 men, despite being ruthless scary criminals, didn't go overboard in miştreating the psy and didn't abųse her, despite her being helpess and starved, which honestly made no sense and was extra unrealistic. Later, they felt guilty for what they did to her but decided to keep her as a friend-hostage. Slowly, she bonded with them, and they became buddies, all while every one of them wanted to feck her and she wanted to feck their "boss", who kept resisting every golden opportunity she gave him. Why? I dropped the book before knowing why cuz I got too bored of the same lines repeated over and over again.
I wanted to read crimes, not draggy seggs!
Maybe I'll pick it up again someday in the future, but not any soon 🤷🏻♀️
November 16, 2020
Ce livre n’est clairement pas à laisser entre toutes les mains, le début est violent mais le résumé le laisse supposer. Heureusement rien d’insurmontable, et ça ne dure pas.
L’histoire prend bien son temps pour s’installer. J’ai trouvé un peu long le dernier tiers mais ça se tient. La plume est belle et le sujet travaillé, c’est réussi pour en faire une lecture tellement addictive qu’on a du mal à la lâcher.
Un gros bémol pour l’épilogue, très en dessous du reste du récit, je trouve. Il casse l’image de cette bande, m’a fait grincer des dents en sombrant dans le rose bonbon et je le regrette.
Il n’en reste pas moins qu’une dark romance très réussie et franchement plaisante, je recommande !
L’histoire prend bien son temps pour s’installer. J’ai trouvé un peu long le dernier tiers mais ça se tient. La plume est belle et le sujet travaillé, c’est réussi pour en faire une lecture tellement addictive qu’on a du mal à la lâcher.
Un gros bémol pour l’épilogue, très en dessous du reste du récit, je trouve. Il casse l’image de cette bande, m’a fait grincer des dents en sombrant dans le rose bonbon et je le regrette.
Il n’en reste pas moins qu’une dark romance très réussie et franchement plaisante, je recommande !
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