The Camino
A Novel
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Lu par :
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Carlotta Brentan
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Vas Eli
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De :
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Anya Niewierra
Forty-four-year-old chocolatier Lotte Bonnet has been living happily in South Limburg for years with her husband Emil, a former refugee from Bosnia. But when Emil unexpectedly dies by suicide while walking the Camino de Santiago, or Way of Saint James, Lotte is devastated.
Shocked and confused, Lotte resolves to follow Emil’s exact path on the Camino one year later, hoping for answers, or at least insights into what could have compelled him to take his own life. While walking the arduous trail through central France, passing idyllic villages and meeting fellow pilgrims, Lotte is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds her, forming new friendships, and possibly a romantic connection on the Camino.
However, Lotte’s thoughts are also elsewhere, in Sarajevo, as she learns the terrors of the Bosnian War and shocking secrets about her husband—who it turns out was not the man she thought he was. As the trail grows more treacherous, it becomes clear to Lotte that someone is following her—someone who does not want her to find the answers she’s seeking.
Fans of Louise Penny’s Inspector Armand Gamache will be enthralled by Lotte’s resilience and the revelations she has on her journey. Anya Niewierra’s blockbuster mystery The Camino has taken Europe by storm and is finally available in English for the first time.
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Commentaires
"Listeners are left to ponder whether the past can, or should, be forgotten or forgiven." — Winner of an Earphones Award, Kirkus Reviews
"This romantic, suspenseful, and thought-provoking mystery is about a widow’s journey—both a physical trek and a metaphorical one. Lotte Bonnet, a Dutch chocolatier, is hiking the famous Camino de Santiago, tracing the trail her husband walked before he took his own life. Narrator Carlotta Brentan lets listeners hear Lotte’s openness, generosity, and resilience. Vas Eli depicts some mysterious male characters, and there’s an ominous intensity to his performance. Both narrators are skilled at conveying emotions. The events of 1990s Bosnia are an important component of the story." — Winner of an Earphones Award, Kirkus Reviews
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