Don't Look Back

Don't Look Back | Karin Fossum, Random House UK

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This is second book of the Inspector Sejer Mystery series. I started out of order. I enjoy reading Karin Fossum writing. She can bring the story to life with detail.

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Don't Look Back | Karin Fossum, Random House UK

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If I was going to visit Norway though books, I had to read a #NordicNoir. This was an introduction to Konrad Sejer and his partner on the case, Jacob Skarre. A teenage girl is found dead in this small Norwegian town, where everyone knew the deceased. Sejer is the seasoned police veteran who knows what questions to ask and how to use the information he's given to both solve the crime and determine the motivations behind the actions. The plot ā¬‡ļø¸

Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick kept me guessing because I thought I figured it out, but I was wrong. Alhough the town could have been anywhere, the author painted a picture of the small town in the shadow of a mountain and how all of these people's lives intersected with Annie. I could see myself picking up another in the series. The cops were likeable and the case was interesting.
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Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick Another May catchup #FoodAndLit #Norway @Butterfinger @TexReader @CatsAndBooks #bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks #52Books #StartsWithD 3y

kspenmoll Great review. Stacked! 3y

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Don't Look Back | Karin Fossum, Random House UK

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I don‘t like all het books the same, but this was an excellent thriller. #nordicnoir for #popugarchallenge.
Book 6/275

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Don't Look Back | Karin Fossum, Random House UK

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First of the Inspector Sejer series that I read and it turned out to be a real pageturner. Behind the mystery surrounding the murder of Annie Holland, there is a whole story of a Norwegian community and their way of life. There are some dark psychological stories and the end of the book left me feeling uncomfortable.

I think I am going to check out the next one in the series. Picture: Damme, Belgium

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