Hour of the Wolf (CD-Audio)

from ebyrne41

Originally published in Sweden in 1999, this is the 7th of ten in the Van Veeteren series, although it is Chief Inspector Rheinhart who is the main investigator here, as Van Veeteren is now retired and working as an antiquarian bookseller. In this story a drunk driver knocks down and kills a pede...

from dano35ie

Fantastic Book well written and I thoroughly enjoyed it from the start.

from DenyseBridger

Today I have done something I rarely do - I've read an eBook, and now you're going to hear about it! For the first time, I've been so drawn to a concept that I have *gasp* BOUGHT a book online. Of course, being the dinosaur that I am, I promptly printed it to read.... LOLAnyway, having just indul...

from Beamis12

For some reason just had a problem relating to this one and I am not quite sure why. There were many different threads to follow and the writing was very simplistic, maybe it was just me because I usually like these books quite a bit. It almost read like a YA novel, not the violence factor but th...

from nbmars

Håkan Nesser is one of Sweden's most popular crime writers. This particular title is the seventh of a “Nordic Noir” police procedural series featuring Chief Inspector Van Veeteren. Much of the book is narrated by a criminal who is being sought by the [fictional] Maardam police force, members of w...