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Frost Ball in New York - Cassandra Palmer Fabrice COLIN

Title: Ice Ball in New York

Author: Fabrice Colin

Edition: Albin Michel

Number of pages: 294 pages

Abstract:

Since the accident, I can not remember anything.

I just know my name Anna.

Everything is white, beautiful, light around me.

Yet I sense that something is wrong.

That I'm in danger.

I must remember.

My opinion:

Firstly, I want to thank the Albin Michel and Livraddict for this partnership.

- It is with great eagerness that I began this novel that had me in the eye for a while. It is difficult to chronicle this novel is both particular and for fear of saying too much, which would spoil the reading altogether.

Indeed, this story is a judicious mix of exquisite and réalisem and fantasy at the same time, everything merges into one another resulting in a very particular universe that we discover with delight. We walk through the narrative with questions, of astonishment and everything gets more meaning to the final fall when everything falls into place. I think that to really enjoy this book, it must be read twice.

We therefore follow Anna. Anna, who after an accident does not remember much, everything is very confused in his head and the first person who pops up in his life "without memory" Wynter is a rich teenager who falls for her and who seeks to woo her.

The atmosphere is a mixture of old traditions and modern futuristic. The story seems slight at first, but it is much more than that with values and meanings the need to effectively capture. One thinks first in a fairy tale ending to wonder if it's not really a waking nightmare ...

- but I'm not having a specific opinion about Anna, she did neither transported nor disappointed, just in the tone of the book. Wynter is very mysterious and carries many different meanings. I speak not of course the mask, you form your opinion about it. The character that I really liked is Iris, the sister of Wynter, full of character and equally enigmatic image of the novel ...

- I unquestionably adored his pen Fabrice COLIN I discovered through this novel. Words are just, turn of phrase really beautiful, I loved the way of speaking had the butler of Anna, the emotions are really short, it reads itself is fluid, mesmerizing, taking terribly! To read without moderation.