pickThe second installment of the Nina Borg series is ok. It explores how discrimination and the Roma people (sincere apologies if I did not use the correct word) as outcasts. Other characters are introduced. I could see where it was going from a mile away, so I just moved on mid-read to book 3 (The Nightingale). However, a pick because of the writing and subject matter.
pickI randomly picked this up and need to read the prequel now! A journalist, a detective, and the subject of ptsd…seeing things whilst subconsciously grasping for patterns. Loved the book. Good if you are a fan of Scandinavian-noir and need a new lead.
pickDepartment Q has always been a great series. As the last in line, Locked In has all the intrigue and twists only Adler-Olsen can pull off. With throwbacks to other DQ cases and the end where we see the whole series come full circle — amazing. These are books you can read out of order or over and over. Save Locked In for last. Adding a spoiler tag because it's the last in the series. I don't want to ruin the ride!
Was surprised that I liked this book. Yet another book that I liked that was out of my wheelhouse. #12booksof2024 #november
The last in the brilliant Department Q series. It‘s bittersweet—I can‘t wait to read the book, but I‘m so sorry to see the end of the series.
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An early #BookReport from me this Saturday
I finished the 10th Department Q crime book
I continued Sovereign #ShardlakeBR and Katti Anker Møller
And I‘m also reading Hedgewitch
pickThe 10th and last book in the Department Q series. Through the previous books, we have gotten glimpses of the last case Carl had with his last team members. This book starts with Carl‘s arrest for happened back then on suspicion on corruption, murder, narcotics.
While Carl is in prison, his team is trying to find proof of his innocence and someone is trying to have him killed.
Will Carl survive and is he guilty?
Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
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