Authors: LL Kloetzer - Illustrator: Daylon
Publisher: Denoël - Published: September 2010 ISBN
: 9782207109427 - Price: 23 €
About Author
engineer, consultant and doctor of psychology, LL
Kloetzer was born in the mid 70s and works for a multinational. Having written three fantasy novels noticed (including The United wounded Denoël 2006), he decided to concentrate on serious subjects: money, work and coaching. Cleer is impossible transcript of his personal experiences and spiritual.
Kloetzer was born in the mid 70s and works for a multinational. Having written three fantasy novels noticed (including The United wounded Denoël 2006), he decided to concentrate on serious subjects: money, work and coaching. Cleer is impossible transcript of his personal experiences and spiritual.
Abstract
Cleer is not just a company's design A very special idea. Charlotte and Vinh have just been hired as consultants for the subsidiaries of troubled Cleer. They are the ones that called a last resort to resolve problems, put everything in order, all without a trace. They represent internal cohesion.
Felt
Actually, before starting this book, I Having spent several criticisms above, some positive, some not, I also read and loved The Kingdom wounded, discussed with the author met with Utopiales of his new novel. Suffice to say that I went with some a priori, not knowing what to expect, especially as some spoke of new, more novel.
In fact, we follow throughout the book the same two characters, Charlotte, and Vinh, but the novel is divided into "mission" that are our heroes, which can give the impression of which are not new. Charlotte is a rather ordinary young woman ready to do its work, a little too sensitive, especially a little lost over the novel. Instead, Vinh is rather unpleasant, appears rather manipulative, and a bit cartoonish at the edges. For some, the young woman is also a caricature, for me, the explanation is satisfactory in the book ^ ^
But the surprise was really rather not see at once science fiction and fantasy in this book. Indeed, for much of the novel, I certainly understand that technological advancement was much more advanced, but otherwise I felt like staying on business missions. The magic that happens then I blow the surprise, or maybe I've missed the hidden clues before ^ ^
Because of the concept is a novel that prompted me to reflect on the world of work, design it may be. But the end is a bit spoiled for me by misunderstanding. There are certainly some of the explanations that escapes me, but there it is ^ ^
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