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Title: The Darkest Day
Author: Hkan Nesser, Sarah Death - translator
Narrator: Martin Wenner
Format: Unabridged
Length: 16 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-02-17
Publisher: Macmillan Digital Audio
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
The Darkest Day is the first audiobook in the five-part Inspector Barbarotti series from renowned Swedish crime author Hkan Nesser.
It's December in the quiet Swedish town of Kymlinge, and the Hermansson family are gathering to celebrate father Karl-Erik and eldest daughter Ebba's joint landmark birthdays. But beneath the guise of happy festivities, tensions are running high, and it's not long before the night takes a dark and unexpected turn....
Before the weekend is over, two members of the Hermansson family are missing, and it's up to Inspector Barbarotti - a detective who spends as much of his time debating the existence of God as he does solving cases - to determine exactly what has happened. And he soon discovers he'll have to unravel a whole tangle of sinister family secrets in the process....
Members Reviews:
And this one is worst so far
Read all his books. And this one is worst so far. Before couldn't wait for Harry to be translated but won't bother with book number 2. Don't need to be translated if you ask me
gothic tale
This isn't a police procedural as you might expect. You know what has happened from the start. It's a strange and dark tale told mostly from the perspective of the victims family. Instead of the alcoholic, tortured detective of populist fiction we have a rather sweet and introspective middle aged man who bumbles along and has little to do with the resolution of any crimes. Two disappearances happen on two nights - an uncle and his nephew -in the course of a torturous family party to celebrate two milestone birthdays. The story caught my attention. I can't say that this is a pleasant book it as these people were not particularly pleasant to know and it all feels disturbing with the tension building from the start. However, I enjoyed this Swedish noir. Hakan Nesser writes well and takes the time to create a real world within the pages.
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Title: The Darkest Day
Author: Hkan Nesser, Sarah Death - translator
Narrator: Martin Wenner
Format: Unabridged
Length: 16 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-02-17
Publisher: Macmillan Digital Audio
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
The Darkest Day is the first audiobook in the five-part Inspector Barbarotti series from renowned Swedish crime author Hkan Nesser.
It's December in the quiet Swedish town of Kymlinge, and the Hermansson family are gathering to celebrate father Karl-Erik and eldest daughter Ebba's joint landmark birthdays. But beneath the guise of happy festivities, tensions are running high, and it's not long before the night takes a dark and unexpected turn....
Before the weekend is over, two members of the Hermansson family are missing, and it's up to Inspector Barbarotti - a detective who spends as much of his time debating the existence of God as he does solving cases - to determine exactly what has happened. And he soon discovers he'll have to unravel a whole tangle of sinister family secrets in the process....
Members Reviews:
And this one is worst so far
Read all his books. And this one is worst so far. Before couldn't wait for Harry to be translated but won't bother with book number 2. Don't need to be translated if you ask me
gothic tale
This isn't a police procedural as you might expect. You know what has happened from the start. It's a strange and dark tale told mostly from the perspective of the victims family. Instead of the alcoholic, tortured detective of populist fiction we have a rather sweet and introspective middle aged man who bumbles along and has little to do with the resolution of any crimes. Two disappearances happen on two nights - an uncle and his nephew -in the course of a torturous family party to celebrate two milestone birthdays. The story caught my attention. I can't say that this is a pleasant book it as these people were not particularly pleasant to know and it all feels disturbing with the tension building from the start. However, I enjoyed this Swedish noir. Hakan Nesser writes well and takes the time to create a real world within the pages.