Agnes

It has happened to Agnes, but it could happen to anyone. When at a company dinner and after several gin and tonics she argues with the new owner of the magazine where he works, he proposes a deal: he will pay him a year's salary if she manages to write the biography of Luis Foret, the writer of the moment. A writer whom no one has seen in person, of whom only his astronomical sales figures are known, and who has just announced his retirement from the world of letters. Until then, Agnes is fired. Foret's life, Agnes understands as her email interviews progress, seems interwoven with coincidences. Grim coincidences from which he escapes unscathed, but not the women who cross his path. It is happening to Agnes, and now she has to sit down to write as it has happened to so many others before. Neither knew that she was getting into the wolf's mouth. None saw it coming, except her.