Caryl Férey Books

June 1, 1967

Caryl Férey is an award-winning crime fiction author renowned for his gripping and atmospheric novels. His prose delves into the darker aspects of the human psyche, exploring themes of violence, justice, and moral ambiguity. Férey's ability to craft stark settings and complex characters has earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated readership. Through his compelling narratives, he invites readers on a visceral journey where the lines between right and wrong are constantly blurred.

Mapuche
464 pages
17 hours of reading
3.9(21)Add rating
Set against the backdrop of Buenos Aires, the story follows a Mapuche woman as she embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind her friend's murder. This gripping narrative blends elements of crime and cultural identity, showcasing the protagonist's determination and resilience. The novel, recognized with the prestigious Prix Landerneau, highlights the intersection of personal and social issues, offering a compelling exploration of justice and community within a vibrant urban landscape.
Utu
416 pages
15 hours of reading
3.8(192)Add rating
In the Maori language, Utu means revenge. Jack Fitzgerald has been an Auckland cop since the unsolved disappearances of his wife and daughter. When news of his suicide reaches his old friend Paul Osborne, Osborne wastes no time: he flies to New Zealand in search of the truth, convinced that Jack's death could not have been suicide.

Mapuche

Utu