NOVELS
In a bar in an old neighborhood of Boucherville, a drunk whom everyone takes for the village fool begins telling a publisher a story—the story of two men who became monsters.
The first is a devoted father who, after trying to save his daughter from a drunk driver, does the unthinkable and runs over a young girl. The second is a betrayed husband who crosses into the unimaginable when he murders his ex-wife and her lover.
Through interrogations, trials, memories, and confessions, their two fates seem to unfold in parallel.
Two Monsters is a novel about guilt, justice, the media, and the fragility of human nature. It raises a disturbing question: At what point does an ordinary man become a monster… and can he ever stop being one?
A family history. A wounded son. A manuscript that refuses to disappear.
Until Nothingness follows several generations bound together by love, betrayal, exile, memory, and the choices that shape a family long after they are made.
At the center of the story is Jean-Mathieu, forced to face the complicated legacy of his father and the wounds that have followed him for years. As the past resurfaces, personal memories intertwine with Quebec’s history, alternate possibilities, and the question of what might have been.
Part family saga, part intimate confession, and part meditation on memory and identity, Until Nothingness explores the fragile line between what we inherit, what we choose to forgive, and what remains once a life has passed into history.
Because in the end, people disappear.
Memories fade.
But sometimes, a story survives.