Nemesis: A Harry Hole Novel (Harry Hole series Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (739 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001NLKZ64 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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While Harry quietly looks into Anna's death, he and Beate uncover ties in their bank robbery case to one of Norway's most notorious bank robbers, who's currently in prison. From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. . (Jan.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. readers clamoring for the next installment. All rights reserved. The deeper Harry digs, the clearer it becomes that Anna's death is linked to the robbery. Harry Hole investigates, along with Beate Lønn, a young detective with the
Kindle version missing a page I hate leaving a review like this because it has nothing to do with the quality of writing, which I find compelling and evocative. The Kindle edition is missing page 261 (which is the beginning of the last chapter in a section and therefore almost the worst possible page to miss). I looked all over Amazon's site and could not find a means to report this so here it is, for all to see.Buyer beware of the miss. Michael J. Ettner said "What he no longer had was a conscience he could live with.". [NOTE added 09/07/""What he no longer had was a conscience he could live with."" according to Michael J. Ettner. [NOTE added 09/07/201"What he no longer had was a conscience he could live with." [NOTE added 09/07/2013:] - Because of a coding error on Amazon's part, Amazon has merged the customer reviews of Jo Nesbo's detective novel, "Nemesis", with the customer reviews of Philip Roth's "Nemesis." This affects both books' product pages and it is confusing to potential readers of each book. Amazon is aware of the snafu but hasn't yet corrected the problem. The review below relates to Philip Roth's ". :] - Because of a coding error on Amazon's part, Amazon has merged the customer reviews of Jo Nesbo's detective novel, "Nemesis", with the customer reviews of Philip Roth's "Nemesis." This affects both books' product pages and it is confusing to potential readers of each book. Amazon is aware of the snafu but hasn't yet corrected the problem. The review below relates to Philip Roth's ". 01"What he no longer had was a conscience he could live with." [NOTE added 09/07/2013:] - Because of a coding error on Amazon's part, Amazon has merged the customer reviews of Jo Nesbo's detective novel, "Nemesis", with the customer reviews of Philip Roth's "Nemesis." This affects both books' product pages and it is confusing to potential readers of each book. Amazon is aware of the snafu but hasn't yet corrected the problem. The review below relates to Philip Roth's ". :] - Because of a coding error on Amazon's part, Amazon has merged the customer reviews of Jo Nesbo's detective novel, "Nemesis", with the customer reviews of Philip Roth's "Nemesis." This affects both books' product pages and it is confusing to potential readers of each book. Amazon is aware of the snafu but hasn't yet corrected the problem. The review below relates to Philip Roth's ". Gritty European Police Series Continues Brian Baker In the tradition of the great European crime novels like "The Laughing Policeman", "Smilla's Sense of Snow" and Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther series, Nesbo continues with his Harry Hole novels in this terrific new entry.Hole, struggling with his alcoholism as well as his new love relationship and the death of his partner, finds himself caught up in trying to solve a murderous bank robbery while trying to con
Nemesis is crime novel as art form and great entertainment.”—USA TodayThe #1 international bestseller from one of the most celebrated crime writers in Europe--the New York Times bestselling author of The Snowman--Jo Nesbø’s extraordinary thriller Nemesis features Norwegian homicide detective Harry Hole, “the next in the long line of great noir crime detectives,” (San Diego Union-Tribune) in a case as dark and chilling as an Oslo winter’s night. Nesbø has already received the Glass Key Award and the Booksellers’ Prize, Norway’s most prestigious lite