by Karin Fossum
Didn't enjoy this as much as the previous 2, but that doesn't mean I've given up on the series. It gets on my nerves when a writers uses "fat" to stand in for characterization, and the claustrophobic nature of the whole book just didn't work for me.
Didn't enjoy this as much as the previous 2, but that doesn't mean I've given up on the series. It gets on my nerves when a writers uses "fat" to stand in for characterization, and the claustrophobic nature of the whole book just didn't work for me.
bookshelves: one-penny-wonder, mystery-thriller, boo-scary Read in January, 2009 This opens up with an Elgard Jonsson qoute:"I hate people for the simple reason that they exist and envy them intensely when I see them moving around in their own country. Inside my block of ice I sit, the lunatic, tak...
I read Don't Look Back by Karin Fossum. It was an average story that has been written many times. The saving grace to that book was the main character, Inspector Sejer. He is interesting and really the only reason, in my mind, to read Karin Fossum books.He Who Fears the Wolf is not about Inspecto...
Though this is the second book translated into English featuring Norwegian Detective Inspector Sejer this was really more of a psychological suspense tale than a police procedural. The actual plot is a bit weak but the book really shines with its insights and descriptions of characters with mental ...
I plan on giving all of my Karin Fossum reviews the same statement because I don't even want the hint of a spoiler on this woman's fantastic work. Fossum's writing gave me my love of Scandanavian mystery writers and I seek those writings out. Hands down,though, Fossum's work is the best I have come ...
Every time I open a mass market paperback I thank goodness for amazon.co.uk and the one penny new or used offers. This opens up with an Elgard Jonsson qoute:I hate people for the simple reason that they exist and envy them intensely when I see them moving around in their own country. Inside my block...