The Woman Who Was No More by Pierre Boileau (Farsi)

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The Woman Who Was No More (originally Celle qui n'était plus) is a chilling and suspenseful novel that delves into guilt, betrayal, and the fine line between illusion and reality. Co-authored by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac, the story follows a man and his mistress who conspire to murder his wife—but things take a terrifying turn when the wife's body vanishes. As the psychological tension builds, so does the sense of paranoia and dread. The novel is known for its haunting atmosphere and shocking twists, famously inspiring the classic film Les Diaboliques. It's a masterclass in noir storytelling and a landmark in psychological suspense fiction.