Nowhere to go. Vian B.

The end of 1950. The young colonel of the American army Frank Bolton returns from the war in Korea, having lost his hands. Having barely found himself in his hometown, he learns that all his former lovers die in terrible torment. If he could have imagined who turned out to be a killer!.. If he could run away from fate! But nowhere to go. Boris Vian invented the plot in the spirit of Vernon Sullivan, wrote four chapters and did not complete the novel. A hundred years after the birth of the writer, the heirs proposed the literary association of Ukupo (an increase in literary potency) to add a sequel. The authors of Ukopo agreed and created a detective, playing in Sharades both with the author of the idea and with readers.