Knife

A New Harry Hole Novel

De: Jo Nesbo, Neil Smith - translator

Narrado por: John Lee

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER • Brilliant, audaciously rogue police officer Harry Hole is back and in the throes of a new, unanticipated rage in this installment of the New York Times bestselling series—once again hunting the murderer who has haunted his entire career.

“I can’t think of anyone who makes my skin crawl like Nesbo.”—The New York Times Book Review

Harry Hole is not in a good place. Rakel—the only woman he's ever loved—has ended it with him, permanently. He's been given a chance for a new start with the Oslo Police but it's in the cold case office, when what he really wants is to be investigating cases he suspects have ties to Svein Finne, the serial rapist and murderer who Harry helped put behind bars. And now, Finne is free after a decade-plus in prison—free, and Harry is certain, unreformed and ready to take up where he left off. But things will get worse. When Harry wakes up the morning after a blackout, drunken night with blood that's clearly not his own on his hands, it's only the very beginning of what will be a waking nightmare the likes of which even he could never have imagined.

Kept me guessing to the end

Another fun who dunnit from Jo Nessbo, which I enjoyed from start to stop. Consume his books like popcorn. I can't help but wonder what his personal record collection looks like.

Brilliant Nordic Noire

Has there ever been a protagonist is damaged, physically and emotionally, as Harry Hole? Nesbo dishes up villains who are every bit as evil, and plots as devilishly complex, as anyone. Highly recommend thriller.

Exceptional

My review might be biased because I've read every other Harry Hole novel so the characters feel incredibly real to me, like old friends, but objectively this is one of the best detective novels out there, and one of Nesbø's best. The narrator, John Lee, continues to perform exceedingly well.

hard to put down

A well written story with intricate plot. many philosophical issues interwoven within a clever storyline.

Many twists and a new side of Harry Hole

Clever twists, sometimes almost too clever by half. On the end they come together for a clever and satisfying story. While or could be enjoyed as a stand alone story the reader would be depriving themself by not going back into the series. And the end leaves an opening for more stories perhaps with a new slant.