Killing Moon: The NEW Sunday Times bestselling thriller (Harry Hole, 13)

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Twist follows twist follows twist, and Harry and his gang and the police get things wrong repeatedly. Your personal data will not be shared with any other organisations and you have the right to unsubscribe at any time.

Harry will have to use all his operatives to their full extend and then some, but even then the clock is ticking.Adiviné el quién desde que apareció en escena, pero fue por puro pálpito (ya es mucha negra la que llevo a la espalda), y no porque fuera previsible. And although you kind of know who the killer is, they have a few names and we are given a few misdirections, so when the final reveal came, it completely went over my head as I had too many names going around. He's an international number one bestseller and his books are published in 50 languages, selling over 33 million copies around the world.

When the body of one of them is found with fresh stitches along her hairline, the hunt is on to find a murderer with singular methods. But it wasn’t until 2005 that he was finally published in the UK, when the fifth Hole book, The Devil’s Star, was released, just as the popularity of Nordic Noir soared after the success of Stieg Larsson’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Needless to say, I can appreciate the thought that Nesbø put into the construction of this story, and I do feel like it is a bit of a clever take on some classic themes. His books leave me thinking and wondering when it comes to crime thrillers, especially those of a dark, Scandinavian nature. Grizzled, hard-living, socially awkward detectives were once a staple of my media diet, and so I didn’t pick up the latest in Jo Nesbo’s Harry Hole series as a novice.No llevaba muchas expectativas y creo que eso y no poder compararla con las anteriores ha jugado a mi favor.

That is until the woman who saved Harry’s life is put in grave danger, forcing Harry to join the chase for the serial killer.The seventh in the Hole series, The Snowman, was adapted into a Hollywood film starring Michael Fassbender as Harry, alongside Silo star Rebecca Ferguson and Top Gun ace Val Kilmer.

There are some yukky, gruesome incidents in places with a moody, spooky, eerie, secretive, sinister and evil tone which induces fear. Almost a decade ago, Jo revealed sitting at his imported desk made writing feel like work and he preferred to pen his stories in hotel lobbies or airport lounges. Soon after arriving, Richard becomes a social outcast and is blamed for the disappearance of his classmate Tom. We opened with Harry in southern California, getting away from it all - but mainly getting away from the memory of Rakel's death in the last novel. I also hope - for the general safety of the planet - that (rather like Grisham's contempt for actual law) Nesbo's biological data is invented for the sake of a good story rather than real!I was there in the beginning when the first novel featuring his rebellious and brilliant Norwegian police officer, The Bat, came out in 1997. This section is mind-blowing, similar to what I have come to expect from the brilliant mind of Catriona Ward. After another classmate vanishes, Richard must work against a sinister force dark to clear his name. Arts Jo Nesbo’s Killing Moon Is Equal Parts Brutal and Boring Is it time to retire the trope of the drunk, socially awkward detective who somehow solves ultra-violent crimes against one-dimensional women? I fear that my days of reading Jo Nesbo's books about the drunken, Norwegian detective, Harry Hole have come to an end.