A Nina Borg Novel: Death of a Nightingale (Series #3) (Paperback)

from techeditor

Because books that are translations depend so much on the translator, I usually stay away from them. Besides, there seems to be a craze lately for any mystery/thriller written by a Nordic author. So DEATH OF A NIGHTINGALE had two points against it right off the bat. Surprise: DEATH OF A NIGHTINGA...

from karieh

Last year, I read "The Boy in the Suitcase" and I remember feeling an almost constant sense of tension as I read. From the first few words, I could practically hear the clock ticking, the pressure building. There was a tightly wound sense of panic running through that book as the events progresse...

from knittingmomof3

Death of a Nightingale by Lene Kaaberbøl and Agnete Friis is the 3rd book in their Nina Borg series. In Coal House Camp, Nina has cared for and counseled Natasha, a Ukrainian citizen, and her daughter Katerina, but Natasha does not leave her abusive boyfriend and is instead found accused of killi...

from cathyskye

Nina Borg is a fascinating character who can make a reader feel strong and conflicting emotions. Her work for the Danish Red Cross is her mission in life. She is compelled to save the world through every single person she helps. She is a person to be admired for her strength, determination, and p...

from Twink

Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete Friis return with their third book - Death of a Nightingale - featuring protagonist Nina Borg. Nina is a Red Cross nurse working in a Danish refugee camp. She's passionate about her work and the people she looks after - to the detriment of her own life. Her marriage has ...