Michel HouellebecqLiterary Fiction · Fiction·b. 1956
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Synopsis
In the near future, France faces a presidential election and a series of mysterious, escalating terrorist attacks. A high-ranking ministerial advisor, Paul Raison, finds himself entangled in both the political machinations and the investigation into these unsettling events. As his personal life crumbles, Paul navigates a society grappling with its own decline, searching for meaning amidst the chaos.