Chief Inspector Erik Winter Novel Death Angels, Book 4, (Paperback)

from ehines

The translated prose is a bit dry, and occasionally it seems a bit too literal. This is the first of this series, though not the first to be translated. Edwardson develops a pretty good sense of place, and the characters are believably quirky--surprising, but not cutesy or overly contrived. Someh...

from cln1812

An earlier book in the Swedish Inspector Winter series, but I just got around to reading it. Finally, get introduced to Inspector Winter's English counterpart and more development of some of the other detectives he works with.

from Hanneri

In this novel, Erik Winter teams up with Scotland Yard to solve a mysterious case that has the same M.O. as other cases in which British and Swedish young men have been found murdered in extremely violent ways. The discovery of filming equipment suggests the killer maybe recording his deeds to ga...

from solla

This is a mystery, but the language of it is so beautiful that it is almost slippery so I was having trouble hanging onto the facts of it - for the mystery. On finishing I immediately started it again, which is something I can't remembering doing with a mystery before. But the satisfaction is as ...

from solla

This is a mystery, but the language of it is so beautiful that it is almost slippery so I was having trouble hanging onto the facts of it - for the mystery. On finishing I immediately started it again, which is something I can't remembering doing with a mystery before. But the satisfaction is as ...