Inspector Dieuswalwe Azémar, whose great penchant for soro is well-known, is back. We find him with this atypical side, and his fights against corruption. Like Saison de porcs, Gary Victor takes us into the twists and turns of Haitian popular history, skillfully playing with myths, the various facets of Haitian reality and the voodoo imagination.
The story begins with the earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince. Commissioner Solon's wife was found dead in a hotel in the city. Inspector Azémar is the lover who dared to defy
the authority of Commissioner Solon, his best friend, and also his protector. Ironically, Dieuswalwe will be tasked with leading this painful investigation to flush out the lover. A drama where friendship, loyalty and love are intertwined. Will he be able to sort things out?

Novelist and journalist, Gary Victor was born in Port-au-Prince where he lives. His works are published in France, Canada and Haiti. He has received numerous distinctions and literary prizes. He is the author of an original work acclaimed in his country.