Nina Borg: The Boy in the Suitcase (Nina Borg #1) (Hardcover)

from MHanover10

I saw some of the reviews this book was receiving so I decided to the audio version. Boy was I not disappointed. Katherine Kellgren is a phenomenal reader. I can see why she has won awards. She has gone above and beyond with taking voice lessons working on accents. She brings Nina Borg to life al...

from mmoj

This book has been on my TBR list for sometime and the other day I happened to find it at a bookstore and of course had to pick it up. This is the story of Nina who is disconnected from her family but very invested in her work and the people she helps. Karin, a friend she hasn't heard from for aw...

from angiestahl

Probably more 3.5 than 4. A thriller, but with something to say that elevates it from its contemporaries. Chapters rotate narrative perapective among characters. Some reviewers found that confusing, but it seems fairly common in this genre.Interesting inferences to be made on the nature of love, ...

from bcquinnsmom

The Boy in the Suitcase is the opening installment of a series featuring main character Nina Borg, a Red Cross nurse and member of an underground-type network that offers help to illegal immigrants in need who have little recourse to official services or other kinds of assistance. It's a series I...

from DeltaQueen50

I have very mixed feelings about The Boy in the Suitcase by Lene Kaaberbol. On one hand, I did find this to be an intense and rather dark thriller, but on the other hand, the lead character Nina (or ninny as I like to call her) was just so unbelievable that the whole book just felt wrong. A three...