The one who followed Mr. Ripley. Haismit P.

“The one who followed Mr. Ripley,” is the fourth novel about the most famous character of the American writer Patricia Haismit, who involves the reader in his strange, closed, irrational world of displaced moral values ​​and blurry borders between good and evil. In Mr. Ripley, now you can now find out that beggar, without a penny in your pocket, a guy with a dark past who "will not stop at anything."

The reader meets Tom Ripley in his luxurious French estate, where he enjoys his dahlias, playing the harpsichord and other innocent joys, and the sale of fake paintings prefers the sale of hands and colors. However, his calm life is changing when Ripley meets a sixteen -year -old American from a very rich family who escaped from the house after the mysterious death of his father, the dietary supplement of the food industry. Ripley experiences a strange sympathy for the teenager, events are developing rapidly, and soon this unexpected couple is involved in the criminal world of the Western Berlin of the 1970s...