The inhabitants of Louviec, a village in Brittany, freeze at the news of the cold-blooded murder of Gaël Levin, the sturdy local constable, who was stabbed twice in the chest. Inspector Adamsberg, known for his bizarre methods of solving crimes, is called to the area from Paris to help solve the case. The prime suspect is Josselin, the distant descendant of the great French writer François-René de Châteaubriand. Set in a gothic atmosphere reminiscent of the 19th century and surrounded by a plethora of strange characters and events, Adamsberg searches for the real culprit while lying on the stone of a Dolmen, a magnificent local burial monument...

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