The Story of Marceau Miller

A riveting, layered exploration of memory, betrayal, and the fluid nature of truth, The Story of Marceau Miller is a masterpiece of psychological suspense.

In the beautiful and dangerous landscape of Lake Geneva, in the shadow of the Swiss Alps, renowned writer Marceau Miller is found dead. In the wake of the tragedy, his wife, Sarah, discovers a manuscript he's left behind, entitled The Story of Marceau Miller.

With the support of close friends, Sarah struggles to hold herself together while caring for her two children and coping with the mounting questions surrounding her famous husband's death. Was it an accident or part of some darker game?

Compelled to find the truth, Sarah unravels secrets that make her question everything--and everyone--around her. Who can she possibly trust? Her journey from grief to revelation captures the nuance of marriage to a man who remains an enigma. Who is Marceau Miller, really?

One of the year's most addictive thrillers, The Story of Marceau Miller marks the debut of a gifted new author--Marceau Miller--who may or may not be the man at the center of the novel itself.

Born sometime around 1978, Marceau Miller is said to be a screenwriter. This is the first time he has written under this pseudonym, which also happens to be the name of the author at the center of this novel. The Story of Marceau Miller has been translated into twelve languages and is currently being adapted for film and TV by a major international platform. The author lives in France and returns regularly to the forests and mountains surrounding Lake Geneva, a region that exerts a powerful hold on his imagination.

Howard Curtis has translated more than sixty books from French, Italian, and Spanish. Among his recent translations are works by Daniel Arsand, Santiago Gamboa, and Paolo Sorrentino. He lives in London.