He is an award winning French author who has written many crime thrillers. Well, stranger things have happened in life, so just go with it.

There are actually two aboard, born within two days apart. Is she Lyse-Rose or Emilie?there are DNA tests at some point in the story but it is complex and results may not have been disclosed. And a very decent translation from the French original. Des … Over the course of one day, a number of characters move back and forth in time, reflecting back on the aftermath of the accident and attempting to finally figure out who the mystery baby belongs to, slowly moving toward the big revelation at the end. But there were two three month old babies on the flight, and both sets of grandparents lay claim to the one surviving baby. Sito ufficiale, su michel-bussi.net. Their claims lead Credule Grand-Duc to an investigation that lasted for eighteen years. The ensuing years see a hotly-contested investigation into uncovering the true identity of the unfortunate child.I gave this book a low rate because I wasn't convinced by the "coincidence" that there were 3 female babies with blue eyes and about a few months old who were in the same place at the same time.After the Crash is a really superb mystery thriller - one that hooks you in immediately and leaves you hanging on every world while you wait to find out the outcome.After the Crash is a really superb mystery thriller - one that hooks you in immediately and leaves you hanging on every world while you wait to find out the outcome.This was a very entertaining tale about a girl, one of two babies on a flight but the only survivor following the crash, who went on to be the subject of a custody battle between grandparents. That's the question that this book is determined to answer. The miraculous sole survivor is a three-month-old baby girl. What ripples it causes? Antonio Domingo Bussi (1926-2011), Argentine Army general and politician; Carlo Antonio Bussi (1658–1690), Swiss painter; Giovanni Andrea Bussi (1417-1475), Italian Renaissance humanist and bishop; Giovanni Battista Bussi (disambiguation), multiple people Michel Bussi (born 1965), French writer, political analyst and professor of Geography 168 out of 169 passengers are killed instantly. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. FAR too long drawn out . Two families, pole opposite of each other, come forward to claim the baby.

I have to admit to being a little daunted by the review of this book. Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for an opportunity to read an advance copy.The basic premise for this book is intriguing. Who decides? Really? I didn't realise until I started to read this that it had been translated into English from the original French but please don't be put off by this-it is a great translation leaving in the French phrases when they make more sense that way. Who decides? A court battle ensues. I didn't realise until I started to read this that it had been translated into English from the original French but please don't be put off by this-it is a great translation leaving in the French phrases when they make more sense that way. In the winter of 1980, a plane crashed killing everyone on board except a three month old baby. After the Crash, his first book to appear in English, Michel Bussi est un auteur et politologue français, professeur de géographie à l'université de Rouen. Implausibly, but not impossibly, a baby is flung from the aircraft and survives. Of course not, there would be no story if they did.After the Crash by Michel Bussi is a 2016 Hachette publication.After the Crash by Michel Bussi is a 2016 Hachette publication.After the Crash was a piece of excellent storytelling.