Iblis, or the Serpent's Disguise - Armande Gobry-valle - book

This book won the 1991 Prix Goncourt for the first novel. "I called them. I said, 'I ate Sarah. I know, her name isn't Sarah. But I don't care. For me, she HAD to be called Sarah. It had to be, because it was Sarah I was hoping for. And no one else. Nothing could have happened if Sarah hadn't been called Sarah.' There was a strange silence, a kind of very dense threat, and as I had nothing else to add, suddenly an explosion: 'Who are you? Where are you calling from?' Are you kidding me?" It was pointless trying to explain anything. It's better if they come. So I gave my name, even if it's no use, Sarah's address, and hung up. "This book won the Prix Goncourt for a first novel in 1991. "I called them. I said, 'I ate Sarah. I know, her name isn't Sarah. But I don't care. For me, she HAD to be called Sarah. It had to be, because it was Sarah I was hoping for. And no one else. Nothing could have happened if Sarah hadn't been called Sarah.' There was a strange silence, a kind of very dense threat, and as I had nothing else to add, suddenly an explosion: 'Who are you? Where are you calling from?' Are you kidding me?" It was pointless trying to explain anything. They'd better come. So I gave my name, even though it was pointless, Sarah's address, and hung up.