Coste is a police captain in the 93rd district's crime unit. For fifteen years, he has chosen to work in the suburbs, navigating the heart of normalized violence and senseless crime. A series of strange discoveries—a dead man who opens his eyes in the morgue, a drug addict who dies by spontaneous combustion—leads him to believe that his investigation, this time, will go beyond the usual cases in Seine-Saint-Denis. And the anonymous letters addressed to him personally will guide him into far more dangerous territory…
Coste is a police captain in the 93rd district's crime unit. For fifteen years, he has chosen to work in the suburbs, navigating the heart of normalized violence and senseless crime. A series of strange discoveries—a dead man who opens his eyes in the morgue, a drug addict who spontaneously combusts—leads him to believe that his investigation, this time, will go beyond the usual cases in Seine-Saint-Denis. And the anonymous letters addressed to him personally will guide him into far more dangerous realms… Written by a police lieutenant, 93 Code Zero stands out for its authenticity, which owes everything to the author's experience; this plunge into a world where urban development and criminal manipulation within political and financial circles intertwine leaves us stunned.
