Kurt Wallander Mysteries (Audio): One Step Behind (Audiobook)

from SunnySD

A serial killer is stalking happy people. Swedish police inspector Kurt Wallander can't actually be described as happy - in fact, he's anything but, as he can't seem to get enough sleep and is beginning to question his commitment to his job. But something about the disappearance of three teenager...

from janerawoof

Another exciting adventure of Kurt Wallander and the Ystad police in which they investigate serial murders for a total of eight people. Young people dressed in costume are murdered at a Midsummer's celebration, then a policeman colleague is bumped off. Are the murders connected? Wallander thinks ...

from rsummer

A bit long and meandering at times but well crafted. I do wonder how Wallender manages to go days upon days without sleep. Someone near 50 with diabetes would be incoherent after a day or so. Surprised that once they had the name of the killer they did not do a vehicle check to see what cars he o...

from mrtall

Henning Mankell's police procedural novels are like potato chips: the first one is so fine, you wonder why you're not devouring handfuls every day. But by the time you get to the bottom of the bag - or perhaps to the fifth or sixth of Mankell's novels you've read - a bit of backlash sets in. What...

from bookczuk

Henning Mankell has created a fascinating character in a really compelling series. This particular book filled in a number of blanks in the Wallander legacy. Mankell, in an interview I heard recently, said that when he writes, it's with the knowledge there is extreme violence in this world. Human...