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From internationally best-selling Swedish crime sensation Camilla Läckberg comes a new psychological thriller - irresistible for fans of Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbø.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-01-17
I like the series
Not as bleak as the usual Swedish noir, but is dangerously close to slipping into the bane of most series...soap opera type melodrama. Her character development is good and I find myself enjoying the evolution of certain characters.
Overall a good series seven books in so far.
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- Donna
- 10-14-16
I like this author
This book doesn't seem to have the same glue (as in glued to it) as several oh her earlier mysteries. I was glad to pick up with the interesting characters who people these books. (Each book does stand alone.) It was worth the price.
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- JoAnn G.
- 04-05-17
Excellent Story
Loved it! I enjoyed the Fjallbacka Murder series and look forward to more audio books by Camilla Lackberg. I highly recommend!
2 people found this helpful
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- Larry
- 12-22-16
Very Good, but perhaps one too many mysteries
This entry in the series was very compelling. The clues in the main mystery were laid out in subtle fashion and timed so that the reader and Patrick solve it about the same time. However there are 3 other mysteries within the book and that is at least one mystery too many. In fact the author seems to have forgotten about one of them and just leaves the reader hanging. This may very well be the plot basis for the next book, but it was unsatisfying not to have a conclusion in this book. There is also a flashback mystery which only kind of works because it is set in the 1870s. The naivete of the young wife living on an island with two men who despise her is believable only because of the era. The latter subplot also figures into the supernatural element of the story and this actually does have an intriguing continuity within the larger plot. All in all well worth listening to.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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- Kimberly
- 10-07-21
I like this author….
I do enjoy this writer, but I struggled with this book. Each chapter is very short - and we read about different characters in each chapter - but they aren’t very “developed” and I kept thinking at the beginning of each chapter … “OK who is this now?”.
I think it was 10-12 times that I was tempted to just give up and not finish - took days to finish, I found myself going back to re-listen to understand who the new character was. Torture.
But, glad I didn’t give up. Had the Island situation figured out very very early on…but all in all it was OK. Narration was very well done!!!
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Cora Brown
- 03-01-17
Not my favorite by Lackberg
Worth reading if you're following the series to find out what's next for all of the regular characters. The writing keeps you interested until the very end, but this time the story was too predictable. The theme of violence against women is getting a bit tiresome in the series.
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- Barbara J Lewis
- 11-12-21
So well done!
An engaging mystery! Twists that keep you guessing. I love the narrator as well! A great investment for certain!
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- Phyllis
- 09-26-21
Better Than Most
Though still just a predictable thriller, this book was a cut above most of the genre. The writing was decent and the plot was well paced without manipulative red herrings. Great for a road trip listen.
The narrator was excellent.
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- Dianne
- 09-18-21
A Real Thriller
One of Camilla Lackberg’s finest. Once I started listening, I had to keep on. Camilla interplay’s characters and subplots effortlessly, and almost has you gripping the edge of your seat !
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- Colleen Sheely
- 09-06-21
unfinished business
It took me a minute to get used to Simon Vance as the narrator for these books but I love Simon Vance as the narrator for Steig Larson's books. I really want to know no about what happened to Marlena's children, her abuser and to Vivian. Those are the only 2 things unfinished in this novel but I really liked it.
