by Anders de la Motte
11/2 - Swedish/Danish stories are over-running our screens and pages. You can hardly look at a tv trailer or check out the new releases without coming across something from Denmark or Sweden. Not that I'm complaining, without them I would have missed out on great tv like The Bridge and The Killing o...
I received a free, uncorrected proof of this title as an ebook from Netgalley. The uncorrected proof was very uncorrected--in that there were formatting issues (missing spaces, capitalization errors, translation problems, etc.). It was also quite evident to me that the translator must have been fr...
THIS IS A DNFI usually give a book at least a fighting chance, but if it's still not engaging enough when I'm 50% through it gets the axe. Game is no different. In fact, I sucked it up and tried to read a few more chapters but gah. HP is an unlikable character, readers are even warned in the descrip...
When Henrik "HP" Pettersson finds a cell phone on the train, he hopes to sell it for some quick cash. However, his plans change when the phone invites HP to play a game. When HP accepts the invitation, his life becomes more exciting than he ever imagined as he's thrust into a series of risky situati...
I was pleased to be offered the first two books in the trilogy by NetGalley. I had never heard of the books nor the author so I was glad to give it a try. Firstly, let me say I almost abandoned reading the Kindle version in which the editing and formatting of the ARC ebook was so terrible. Appalling...
From reading the synopsis of this book I saw that it had the potential of being a really good book. Unfortunately after reading the book I see that it falls short of being a really good book. This book follows Henrik Pettersson, HP, after he finds a cell phone that invites him to play a dangerous, y...
The main problem with Game is the fact that HP neither acts nor sounds like his age. It is easy for readers to forget that HP is a 30-year-old man rather than the post-adolescent boy he pretends to be. Everything from his speech patterns, his physical appearance, his lack of ambition, and interests ...
Coming 3rd December Meet HP Pettersson. Not the most stable of people, he’s kind of a drifter..and a little bored with life. One day he finds a mobile phone…thinking he can sell it for some profit his day seems to be looking up…then the phone asks if he would like to play a game….Meanwhile Rebecca i...
For this review and more visit my blogGame was a really interesting thriller that I really enjoyed. There were twists and turns at every corner and the concept was original but the characters could have been easier to relate to.Plot wise Game is genius. It was original and different and I have nev...
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