
#bookreport #Feb23toMarch2 #2025
Top row: finished
Other 2 rows: books in process at various stages
#bookreport #Feb23toMarch2 #2025
Top row: finished
Other 2 rows: books in process at various stages
This is one of the best books in the series so far. A good story, and police investigation to find out why a ‘nice‘ man has been shot! Alongside this we have a mystery surrounding a ‘ghost isle‘ and a woman trying to escape from a very abusive husband. Plenty to get your teeth stuck into in this book, although like with others in the series it could be shorter but that seems to be the style of these books. I loved the supporting characters.
Still playing catch-up on the Patrik Hedstrom Series for #NordicNoir, almost there!
7th book Patrik Hedstom series. Best book so far. Mats Sverin, financial director for Fjallbacka, is murdered. Nathalie, Sverin‘s high school sweetheart, has returned to Fjallbacka with her 5 yr old son. Can she shed some light on Mats death? Does she have secrets of her own?
I found this book to be long-winded but the excellent plot held my attention. Lots of twists and turns kept me reading until the surprise cliffhanger ending. Recommended.
I want to say "WOW! What awesome storytelling!" But I can't because there are about 100 extra pages that did nothing to the main plot other than to fulfill the purpose of a possible red herring. #NordicNoir @Tove_Reads @Andrew65 @EadieB @Crazeedi
A man is found murdered shot in his own home in Fjällbacka, at the same time his ex has just returned to the area.
The last book left us with several cliffhangers, and again Läckberg is moving fast and it‘s several months later, but we get to see the consequences
This books deals heavily with women that are abused by the husbands, and we meet several women who has run away, an organization that helps protect them and its employees
#NordicNoir
I love this series. I probably say that every time I post about it. This is number 7. I thoroughly enjoyed it. There is a ton happening in this one and I didn't have it all figured out before the ending which is always good.
A man is found dead in his apartment. A woman lives a strange life on an island. The island has a gruesome history. Patrick is coping with life after a health crisis and Erica with life after a tragic accident. There was something essential missing from this book that I find in other Läckebergs, but I can't put my finger on it. I'm tired of their home life. Decent read, least fave in the series. #NordicNoir
This book was ok. I did not enjoy it as much as previous books in this series. It felt a little too long and definitely dragged in parts. It didn't hate it, and still wanted to finish reading, but I didn't love it.
The latest installment of the Patrik Hedstrom/Erica Falck series. Add to the normal Swedish mystery an isolated island with a creepy lighthouse that is rumored to be full of ghosts. Delish!
I love this series! I was happy to see the cliffhanger from the last book mostly resolved.
I've just started and already there's been a car accident; death; a woman fleeing to an island with her son; and ghosts! I'm excited.
I feel a little bad not liking an ARC from NetGalley. Seems so ungrateful! But this is not a successful book. There are some good ideas here, good characters, and a twist I didn't expect. That said, it's a mess. Far too many plot points that are pointless, far too many character POVs that aren't needed, and just a general lack of a good editor. I don't recommend this.
Reading problem #327 only 70 pages left in a book and you're tired. I mean obviously you stay up to finish the book. (Also please excuse all the bookish crimes against humanity visible in this photo 😊)
#recommendsday I'm just going to recommend what I'm reading. The Fjallbacka series by Camilla Lackberg is really good. This one definitely has me guessing.
Only clocked an hour and 18 minutes of reading today due to my weekend trip with my daughter. I'm not complaining; any time I can bond with my teen is totally worth it. Now I've moved from one kind of "Lost" to another as we continue our binge of the TV show on Netflix. (Yay for iPads!) Nope, I never watched it back when it was running, and now I'm so glad I didn't as we get to experience it together! #24in48 #morelike4in48? #LostBinge #GirlsTrip
Sneaking in a little reading for #24in48. So far this book has at least 8 different viewpoints from the present and 2 from the past. A few pages at a time, at most, from each POV. Feeling a bit scattered. Hope it improves!