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• Se Deg Ikke Tilbake
• Karin Fossum
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• 09 January 2019
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Free download Ü PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free å Karin Fossum review Se Deg Ikke Tilbake ä PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Karin Fossum å 5 review Ake at the mountaintop the town's tranuility is shattered forever Annie was strong intelligent and loved by everyone What went so terribly wrong Doggedly yet subtly Inspector Sejer uncovers layer upon layer of distrust and lies beneath the town's seeming. Second in the Sejer series this book was better than the first Sejer and Skarre were front and center in this book and as they became closer friends I got to know them better The plot involved the murder of a young girl and the various people who might have done it I had suspicions that kept changing and had lingering doubts almost to the end Halvor and Raymond were two likable characters that I hope to see of in future books but that remains to be seen Il male assoluto: Nel cuore del romanzo dell'Ottocento yet subtly Inspector Sejer uncovers layer upon layer of distrust and lies beneath the town's seeming. Second in the Sejer series this book was better than the first Sejer and Skarre were front and center in this book and as they became closer friends I got to know them better The plot involved the murder of a Beyond the gatehouse: Gettysburg's Evergreen Cemetery young girl and the various people who might have done it I had suspicions that kept changing and had lingering doubts almost to the end Halvor and Raymond were two likable characters that I hope to see of in future books but that remains to be seen

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Free download Ü PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free å Karin Fossum review Se Deg Ikke Tilbake ä PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Karin Fossum å 5 review Ly perfect façadeCritically acclaimed across Europe Karin Fossum's Inspector Sejer novels are masterfully constructed psychologically convincing and compulsively readable They evoke a world that is at once profoundly disturbing and terrifyingly familiar. DON T LOOK BACK by Karen Fossum is a really good book and it is made even better by the journey it took for me to read it I picked up her novel BAD INTENTIONS It s the 7th in the Konrad Sejer detective series I went back and found this book the first in the series to get a little back ground and found myself captured by the riveting mystery of a murdered teenager This novel was written in 1995 translated to English some 9 years later and only now have I heard about it There are so many great authors out there that I ll never hear about so I m glad when I find oneThis is tight story Nothing is wasted While I got confused at times over locations and the multiple Norweigian names I breezed through each chapter as Det Sejer workes his way through the mystery of who killed Annie Holland Annie was an athletic 15 year old who loved baby sitting the kids in her neighborhood When her murdered body is found by a lake by a mentally challenged man Sejer and partner Jacob Skarre are faced with making sense of many suspects in a tiny town where everyone knows everyone and many secrets are hidden behind the veneer of respectabilityThis novel is easy to read and has little bad language violence sex or intense scenes Still it is at times creepy and the haunting conclusion will stay with you for awhileThis 16 year old novel by a Norweigian author is a must read I m so glad I found this title and can t wait to read the rest of Fossum s works

Free download Ü PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free å Karin Fossum review Se Deg Ikke Tilbake ä PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB free Karin Fossum å 5 review Meet Inspector Sejer smart and enigmatic tough but fair At the foot of the imposing Kollen Mountain lies a small idyllic village where neighbors know neighbors and children play happily in the streets But when the body of a teenage girl is found by the l. Rating 35 of fiveThe Publisher Says Don t Look Back heralds the arrival of an exotic new crime series featuring Inspector Sejer a smart and enigmatic hero tough but fair The setting is a small idyllic village at the foot of Norway s Kollen Mountain where neighbors know neighbors and children play happily in the streets But when the body of a teenage girl is found by the lake at the mountaintop the town s tranuility is shattered forever Annie was strong intelligent and loved by everyone What went so terribly wrong Doggedly yet subtly Inspector Sejer uncovers layer upon layer of distrust and lies beneath the town s seemingly perfect facadeCritically acclaimed across Europe Karin Fossum s Inspector Sejer novels are masterfully constructed psychologically convincing and compulsively readable and are now available in the United States for the first timeMy Review Herein we re introduced to Inspector Konrad Sejer homicide detective in a Norwegian city as he solves the murder of the popular universally beloved young athlete and all around good girl Annie Holland Sejer can t crack the shell of acclaim and plaudits that surround the dead girl No one and I mean NO ONE will admit that she was anything but beautiful and perfectly kind Well no one except her slow top sexpot older sistermake that half sisterwho finally in an unedited moment admits that she found Annie a bit snide at times No one else from her horrible harpy of a mother to her convicted rapist of a sports coach to the neighbor whose dead toddler she was the only one who could handle will give Sejer the way in to her life that he needs to discover her killerSince this is a mystery not real life Sejer and his newly minted partner Jacob Skarre do find the way in and the killer is brought to justice barely in time to prevent a third needless death Along the way as really happens when police start turning over rocks in the search for evidence lives are altered lives are ruined and even lost in the end does the guilt of the murderer being proved make up for the pace of destruction left in the wake of the search Fossum provides no answer or does she pretend that it s even of than passing concern for her charactersI began this book excited if a little reluctant I am always conflicted when starting a series of mysteries It s nice to know that there are a few pleasures to be had with an agreeable set of characters my orderly side likes to know that justice will be served but then well then there s that oppressive sense that yetbooks have landed on the pile of material that should I live to be 150 will never disappear or even appreciably diminish That feels a little depressing to me to have a task however much I love the task and I do that simply cannot be finished Sort of like laundry a Sisyphean labor of impossibly distant closure Unless you launder naked and don t put on clothes until you go outside your house everything is always a little dirty and therefore always laundry It s just depressingAnd then the trouble set in We have dead children never ever a favorite theme of mine We have violent men never ever a favorite theme of mine We have a grouchy isolated older detective kind of overused But then we have Norway as our backdrop fresh and new to me We have prose that in English translation feels immediate and grippingly suspenseful We have characters limned against a bright background in sharp dark strokes like reverse film noirhard to do and done well here But on balance I really don t feel four starry about the book I ll read of course I ll even enjoy them provided we don t have dead children But the bright bloom of excitement dimmed a bit as I suppose was inevitable and it seems to me that it needn t have Other choices could have been made But they weren t and so here I am only pleased not overwhelmedWelcome to life as an adult I suppose This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike 30 Unported License