by Maxime Gillio · Editions Ravet-Anceau · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782359731637
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«Le cimetière des morts qui chantent» is the crime novel by Maxime Gillio, published by Editions Ravet-Anceau in paperback (181 pages, in French).
In a cemetery in Flanders, gravedigger Jean-Pierre Claeneboo dies when he strikes a bomb while digging a grave. The police rule out the old shell and find Russian anti-tank mines placed deliberately; Inspector Stéphane Marquet investigates the case amid the hostility of the locals and uncovers a family vendetta in Dunkirk.
Published in 2011, it is part of the Polars en Nord collection. The subtitle of the work is Un niçois chez les flamands.
For readers of crime fiction, especially those seeking plots of revenge and rural settings in northern France.
