Inspector Sejer Mysteries: Black Seconds (Series #5) (Edition 1) (Hardcover)

from norinrad10

A very interesting read that like much of Scandinavian fiction is very dark. This one tells the story of a ten year old girl that goes missing. It's a very procedural tale and very stark. The characterizations of the victims are much more developed then that of the detectives, Still, a good read.

from cameling

A child can't go missing into thin air ... or can she? A parent's nightmare is about to begin. A 10-year old girl on a yellow bicycle, sets off for the village shop to buy the latest issue of her favorite magazine and some sweets. She doesn't return home and nobody appears to have seen her or her...

from jan.fleming

SYNOPSIS The plot in this book revolves around a child, Ida Joner, that disappears. she rides out on her yellow bike to buy some sweets. When she fails to return 35 minutes after she should have, her mother Helga starts to worry. She starts phoning around, but nobody has seen her. She scours the ...

from phillipfrey

Translated from Norwegian, this is the second book I have read by Karin Fossum. The first was "The Indian Bride." Both books feature Inspector Konrad Sejer. In "Black Seconds," a nine-year-old girl has gone missing. Inspector Sejer and his crew will embark on a tangled case that will affect the w...

from readingover50

This was a really good book. I liked the writing style and really enjoyed all the characters. I figured out what happened to Ida pretty early on, but that didn't diminish the fun of watching the story unfold. This is the sixth book in the Konrad Sejer detective series. So far I have only read boo...