A la rencontre de Julie Sabria à l'occasion de la sortie du roman policier "Velours Noir"

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À l'occasion de la sortie de son roman policier Velours Noir paru chez Hello Éditions, l'autrice normande Julie Sabria est au micro d'Ouest Track Radio : on se rend au cœur d'une ambiance haletante avec un duo d'enquêtrices et un mystèrieux tueur qui transforme ses crimes en œuvres d'art macabres.Dans ce podcast, Julie Sabria revient sur son parcours d'écriture et les influences de son univers. L'occasion aussi d'en savoir plus sur la part de thriller psychologique de l'intrigue et les premiers retours depuis sa sortie le 17 juillet !Rendez-vous sur ses réseaux sociaux (Instagram,Tiktok et Facebook)  et pour lire Velours Noir, direction Cultura, Fnac, Amazon, Hello Editions ou bien dans vos librairies les plus proches !

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