The acclaimed author of the Kurt Wallander mysteries, writing at the height of his powers, now gives us an electrifying stand-alone global thriller. January 2006. In the Swedish hamlet of Hesjövallen, nineteen people have been massacred.
This has been my commuting book for the past few weeks. It was interesting in the beginning, especially with the inciting incident, but now that I'm halfway through it, it's beginning to drag on... more
This has been my commuting book for the past few weeks. It was interesting in the beginning, especially with the inciting incident, but now that I'm halfway through it, it's beginning to drag on. Plus, the switching back and forth between characters and centuries makes it hard to focus at times. I hope it gets its rhythm back and picks up!