The writer's secret life

In 1999, three months after the ineffective radioactive fallout, novelist Nathan Fowles announced his retirement and retreated to the chosen Belgian island of Beaumont in search of peace.
In the fall of 2018, journalist Mathilde Monnier breaks free from the author's seclusion, driven by curiosity about his disappearance and a determination to uncover his secret. Upon her arrival, the island awakens to a new reality: a young woman on the beach. Authorities intervene, surrounding the island with a security cordon, and an investigation ensues. The confrontation between the novelist and the journalist begins, a clash between a documented lie and an undeniable truth, between a dark and wretched past and a present brimming with success.
Breathtaking facts. A captivating literary text. Another scene reveals a hellish scenario. In 1999, after publishing three acclaimed novels, the renowned author Nathan Fowles announced the end of his writing career and retreated to Beaumont, a wild and beautiful island off the coast of the Mediterranean.
In the autumn of 2018, while Fowles's novels continued to captivate readers, Mathilde Monni, a young Swiss journalist, arrived on the island, determined to uncover the author's secrets and secure his first interview in twenty years. That same day, a woman's body washed ashore, and authorities cordoned off the island. Thus began a dangerous confrontation between Mathilde and Nathan, a clash between a documented lie and an undeniable truth, between a dark and burdensome past and an open present brimming with possibilities.
A captivating story unfolds. A captivating literary text. A final scene reveals a hellish scenario.