Oh, Lenny

June is a hypersensitive young woman who is overflowing with love for nature and the animals. She works in a veterinary practice in a metropolis North American where she lives with Brad. But a professional opportunity for The latter forces them to move to a beautiful modern house in the heart of a anonymous subdivision. While Brad devotes himself heart and soul to his new job, June feels idle and struggling to project herself into this new environment. One day, she takes in a strange, ailing creature and places it in their basement. A mysterious relationship is born between her and this being that she names "Lenny". The latter turns out to be funny and endearing, but perhaps not quite harmless… Opening the way to multiple interpretations, Oh, Lenny never ceases to surprise. throughout its monstrous plot. First a domestic huis-clos retracing the evolution of a grotesque ménage à trois, the story gradually mutates into drama horrific which plays on the fascination that wild nature can exert, in turn beautiful and toxic tower. In more than 300 pages drawn in an elegant style clear line, the author of The Last Cosmonaut takes us on a journey to borders of madness, ultimately painting a complex and nuanced portrait of a woman.