Essais Et Fiction Memoriam, (Paperback)

Philippe, a young neurology prodigy, is desperate to unravel the mystery of Alzheimer's disease. His sole motivation--which he keeps closely guarded--is to prove his father's innocence at all costs. His father, who suffers from Alzheimer's, has been accused of hatching a terrorist plot, and this cost his mother her life.

His relentlessness leads him to cross ethical and moral lines, to the great disappointment of his older sister, Camille, who has a secret of her own.
The young researcher's slow and difficult progress takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with William, a man at the head of a private neuroscience company, but who is somehow shrouded in mystery. William offers Philippe financial support, enabling him to make the breakthrough he's been working towards for years: he is finally able to access his father's memory.

By peering into the dark reaches of his father's brain, will he indeed find proof he needs to prove his father's innocence? And will he be able to identify the actual terrorist?

Published in French.