Ann Lindell Mysteries The Demon of Dakar, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Floratina

READ IN DUTCHI saw this book in the library and as I'm always in for a new author, I thought I would give this book a try. I was very disappointed by this book. I usually really like Scandinavian detectives, but this one wasn't working for me, unfortunately. I found the plot, if present, not real...

from dougwood57

The book jacket proclaims unanimous praise for Kjell Erickson, but I cannot join the chorus. 'The Demon of Dakar' is part-police procedural, part-psychological analysis, part social commentary and nearly always confusing and unconvincing. A close friend and business associate of a restaurant owne...

from JalenV

The Demon of Dakar was my introduction to the Ann Lindell series. I was surprised to get through the first CD before Ann came onstage, but the multiple third-person viewpoints sorted themselves out. The threads started to come together. I was sympathetic to the plight of Manuel, the only one of t...

from FicusFan

I read this book for myself, and because it was part of the series we were reading for a RL book group. It is the 3rd and last book in the Ann Lindell series that has been translated into English. I had already started the series before my book group picked it. This book is actually the 7th in th...

from kerns222

I like the chatty, almost family, murdering niceness that goes on here. Cozy and comfortable. Just right with a warm chocolate. Lots of people mingling and meeting and only one is killing much--but he has a great reason (the author lets us in on it early): some of the others are real rats. But mo...