Three Seconds, Move Tie-In Edition (Paperback)

from Unkletom

Every Scandinavian mystery published these days promises to be the next 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. To my knowledge, the authors of 'Three Seconds' have made no such claim, which is good as this book is an entirely different kettle of herring. For starters, 'Three Seconds' was awarded the Swed...

from bhowell

I am a big fan of Scandinavian thrillers so I was delighted to receive this book from Early reviewers. It didn't take me long to read it and I did not find the beginning to be slow. Rather, when the action starts it is nonstop and breathtaking. Three Seconds could be made into a thrilling movie a...

from johnbsheridan

A book that I thoroughly enjoyed having heard good things about both it and its predecessor "Box 21". It does come tagged inevitably with the "new Stieg Larsson" label attached but aside from locations doesn't actually share too much with the Millenium trilogy as it is less overtly political and ...

from DeltaQueen50

Three Seconds is an engrossing read about the Swedish legal system, the influx of Eastern European criminals, and use of informers, delivered by a plot with many twists and turns. The characters are well developed personalities that made the story current and believable. I was very drawn to Ewert...

from mabroms

Thanks to GoodReads and Sterling Publishing for the Advance Reading Copy. Before I began reading, I promised myself that I would not take the easy way out and fill my comments with Larsson/Mankell comparisons. Well, I must break my promise - simply because I found Three Seconds to be so much bett...