Dammit!, Denis Zott

To survive, she must confront her worst nightmares. "Marseille ablaze in an incandescent thriller." Hubert Artus

Marseille. Opposite the Vélodrome stadium, the tenth floor of Les Mimosas is in flames. It's the apartment of Tony Beretta, a small-time dealer but a legend among the Ohème ultra supporters.
A young woman, injured, manages to escape the blaze. Luce, sixteen, with an angelic face, heavily pregnant, did not leave empty-handed: she fled with Tony's money and drugs.

And money and drugs attract a lot of people. Canari, the corrupt cop from the BAC. Tony's henchmen. Those of the Libyan, a young kingpin who aims to overthrow the old guard, like old Topin. And even Yasmina, the nurse too beautiful to be innocent, who looks after Luce and her twins. It's impossible for Luce to hope to escape this trap her city has become on her own.

But who can she trust, and how can she survive and protect her babies, when her own mother says she is cursed, and her guardian angel might turn out to be a demon?
To find the light, Luce will have no choice but to confront her worst nightmares.