by John Lee, Jo Nesbo
This is the 10th outing for Nesbo’s brilliant yet somewhat troubled maverick detective Harry Hole. The plot is interesting, police officers are being murdered at the site of crimes they failed to solve in the distant past and Oslo’s finest are frankly clueless as to how to approach the case, never m...
Jo Nesbo deliberately leads readers to think Harry Hole is dead. Near dead anyway. Why oh why. It is a bit distracting from the case at hand. The story started where Phantom left off, with Harry being shot. There is a man in coma with police detail. And there is a new case while the coma ...
I finally caught up with this fabulous Harry Hole series. It was really questionable whether Harry made it or not at the end of the last book in the series, “Phantom”, and I’ve been putting off reading “Police” since I really couldn’t bear to know! I know that sounds silly but this is the 10th Har...
The rug will get pulled out from under you. Let's just say that. Kind of felt like a Columbo mystery. You keep thinking that you know who the bad guy is going to be, and then you're surprised. Makes for a good, quick and hard-to-put down read. Love how Harry's faults just keep turning into assets.
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