I´ve hit upon the second off-putting scene in this book and I think now is the time to call it quits. These characters are disgusting, mentally disturbed and are complety lacking any kind of empathy.

And I did a little bit of skimreading at the back of the book and it seems that the author is discussing Anna´s family problems. Another good reason for quitting it, because who cares? I don´t!

This makes me question, though, if this actually is a mystery book. At this point I´m not so sure. But you know what, I don´t care.

Next!

Anna is a full-blown sociopath, not capable of any emotions whatsoever, being utterly selfish and self-adsorbed. I loathe her.

I admire the author for the audacity to confront the reader with a character such as this. 

However, if Anna is going to hook up with Søren, the police detective and the male MC, I´m going to scream.  

I went to the Danish library today and this book was recommended by the staff. So I thought, I would pick up a novel by a Danish author and get back into reading the Danish language (I´m always struggling at the beginning with it, tbh).

I´m not sure what to make of it just yet. The murder has happened, but this took about one or two pages of the narrative so far. As for the remaining 60ish pages, the two main characters have been introduced in the minutest details. Which would be fine, but now a random dude gets introduced in the same manner as well.

Okay, he might be not be as random as I think he might be. I guess he might become the bad guy. But still, I´m not interested in reading about him and if he is the bad guy, I´m most certainly not interested in getting his entire backstory unfolded before my eyes.

I like bad guys being of the mysterious type.

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