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Frank Talaber

    Frank Talaber est un conteur né dont les pensées captivantes émergent des profondeurs du cœur et du subconscient avant de se déverser sur la page. Sa littérature transcende les genres, captivant les lecteurs —qu'ils donnent des coups de pied, crient, rient ou pleurent— et les entraînant dans ses romans. Mélangeant les influences de Dan Millman, Charles de Lint et Tom Robbins, les récits de Talaber passent avec fluidité du banal au onirique, du réel au surnaturel. Son style est clair et concis, tout en capturant l'humour et les profondeurs de l'expérience humaine.

    The Lure
    • The Lure

      • 272pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      In a bar located in Stanley Park, where spirits can inhabit inebriated bodies, Detective Carol Ainsworth embarks on her first case amidst chaos. The city’s mayor has been murdered, his family is missing, and a dangerous witch has been freed from centuries of imprisonment. Adding to the intrigue is a mysterious shaman who leaves behind cryptic clues before vanishing. Frank Talaber, a natural storyteller, captivates readers with his compelling prose that transcends genre boundaries. His writing evokes a visceral response, drawing readers into the depths of his narratives. Praise for the story highlights its tactile descriptions and engaging dialogue, making it a pleasure to read while also provoking thought. The narrative is a blend of paranormal fantasy and mystery thriller, building suspense through well-crafted characters and believable dialogue. The book is described as gritty, rich with mysticism and primitive urges, showcasing Carol's journey into shamanism. Reviewers commend the concise and powerful prose, lively dialogue, and vivid depictions of Vancouver. Carol's investigation is filled with twists, animal spirits, and the allure of the supernatural, making it a unique and thrilling read. This novel promises an exhilarating experience, akin to a roller-coaster ride through a landscape of Indian lore and mysticism.

      The Lure