Douro Editions "Through reading, we become absent from ourselves and our own lives." Alphonse Karr
Cecile Martin
You don't become a psychologist by chance... It's an atypical life story, sometimes tormented, and a fierce interest in the human mind that led Cécile Martin Garay to commit late in life to the project of resuming her studies in psychology. Over the years, the humanities will mark her career and accentuate an immutable passion for this question: what makes humans suffer? A graduate of the University of Paris VII, she will specialize, after having worked in institutions, in the therapeutic follow-up of adult patients in private practice.
A few snippets of memories emerge, known to everyone except her. The final meeting. Annou and her two brothers have answered their mother's call at the soon-to-be-sold vacation home. For Annou, it's time to say goodbye to the past, to memories of a tragedy, of a family collapse. But that was without taking into account what this reunion would revive... A brutal, hard-hitting, and straightforward novel.
