Bilocation

It is the night of July 14th-Bastille Day-and in a house in Esbly, sixty kilometres from Paris, owned by Camille Feuillard, his ex-mistress is heard screaming his name as three bullets are fired into her skull at midnight, her body is seen being hoisted onto a hook in the ceiling and her photograph thrown to the floor and smashed. Meanwhile, in Place de la Bastille in Paris, Camille is seen by reliable witnesses dancing with a redhead non-stop for an hour and a half, starting well before midnight.

Under intense questioning, Feuillard proclaims his innocence and cites his cast iron alibi. However, when drunk or injected with a truth serum, he describes murdering his ex-mistress, down to the last detail. What is the truth? Is he schizophrenic? How can he have been in two places at once? Was he framed? If so, how and by whom? Is it true bilocation? This novel received the highest rating, 5/5 by French impossible crime reviewers. Locked Room International translates and publishes impossible crime novels by authors living and dead