
audiobook
by Lucien Fabre
LUCIEN FABRE
Bernard is a man built on unrelenting precision; every task he undertakes is pursued to its inevitable conclusion. His mind runs like a well‑ordered machine, cataloguing letters, forecasting risks, and sealing away any uncertainty that threatens his sense of control. This obsessive need for order makes him both formidable in finance and oddly vulnerable to the smallest emotional fissures.
When the lingering memory of Angèle resurfaces, Bernard finds his disciplined world shaken by a desire he promised to suppress. His marriage to the gentle Reine offers a refuge, yet the contrast between her soothing presence and the fiery intensity of his past lover creates a quiet storm within him. As he navigates professional pressures and personal promises, listeners are drawn into the delicate balance between duty and longing.
Language
fr
Duration
~5 hours (337K characters)
Release date
2024-09-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1889–1952
An engineer by training and a novelist by instinct, this French writer moved easily between science, industry, and literature. Best known for winning the Prix Goncourt in 1923, he also wrote one of the early French books explaining Einstein’s ideas to general readers.
View all books
by Lucien Fabre

by Marcel Proust

by Brada

by Jean Aicard

by Colette

by Michel Corday