Polar Park

When crime writer David Rousseau visits an alpine village, he becomes intrigued by a murder staged to resemble a famous Van Gogh self-portrait.

In France's coldest village, a writer in crisis finds himself on the trail of a serial killer with a devious imagination, alongside a gendarme who is a little too Cartesian.

A disturbed Rousseau goes back to the monastery to search for clues and discovers the complete collection of his books in Giacomo's room. Even though it pains Louvetot to admit it, the leads David has shared are indeed intriguing.

The culprit seems to be playing a game of cat and mouse with Louvetot and Rousseau. A novel by Rousseau is found in the latest crime scene, and Louvetot begins to suspect that the author has something to do with the case.

Rousseau is trapped in a secret room by a possessed person. The initial idea of a serial conman to serve as inspiration for Rousseau's new book turns into something more. Meanwhile, Major Louvetot continues his research.

The chase through France and Switzerland to save Nikki and Lyes is full of twists and turns and allows Rousseau to discover the truth about his father, reconcile with Louvetot and find inspiration again.