by Jo Nesbo
Harry Hole (pronounced 'Hoo-leh'), is sent to Sydney, Australia, to help find the killer of a Norwegian ex-pat woman who, through closer inspection alongside Aboriginal officer Andrew Kensington, seems to not be a singular case but one of many across Australia. Harry plunges deep in to Aboriginal cu...
Started to read Harry Hole #9, out of order, then realized I wanted to start at the beginning. English translation of #2, The Cockroach, will be published next year. So I proceeded to #3.
Back to the beginning of the Harry Hole series with [b:The Bat|15986895|The Bat (Harry Hole, #1)|Jo Nesbø|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1346751777s/15986895.jpg|1994708] – originally titled Flaggermusmannen (see we're learning Norwegian here already). The first in the series is set in ...
This was good. I did enjoy it.However, I suggest reading this book in one sitting. I had placed it down a couple of times, and had to flick back and forth to remember who the characters were.Didn't see the twist near the end, so this author might have a new follower!! :)The only reason I picked this...
3.5 starsImagine a place where people have been isolated for forty thousand years. In other words, they haven't experienced Judaism, never mind Christianity and Islam, because a whole ocean has separated them from the closest continent. Nevertheless, they come up with their own history of creation, ...
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