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They are published by Blue Door a Harper Collins paperback imprint specialising in commercial literary fiction and non-fiction. I read the first one on the plane coming home to New Zealand and since returning have read the second. They are both huge - 600 pages plus - brilliantly constructed, enormously complex, multi-stranded, at times quite disturbing and utterly engrossing stories featuring the unconventional Joona Linna, Chief Inspector at the National Police in Stockholm.
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Interestingly Lars Kepler is a pseudonym used by Swedish writer couple Alexander Ahndoril and Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril both previously published authors.
If you are a crime fiction buff and like big solid, complex reads then I warmly recommend these titles by Lars Kepler. Be prepared though to be kept awake at night!
1 comment:
I read The Fire Witness in German. It is engrossing and disturbing at the same time.When I say read, I mean I listened to the audiobook. I also listened to the other ones in the series. I hope there will be more coming.
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