Lie With Me by Philippe Besson

Lie With Me by Philippe Besson

A writer in a hotel bar in Bordeaux sees a young man cross the street and recognises the face — not the man, but his father, whom he loved secretly for a few months in 1984 when they were seventeen.

The affair was conducted entirely in private at Thomas's insistence, in a small town where neither of them could have survived being known. Besson writes it in short, plain sentences without a shred of nostalgia, and the third section — what the son has come to tell him — is devastating.

A prize-winning French bestseller, translated by Molly Ringwald. Under two hundred pages.

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