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lange sorte negle
Per Roland får sig en overraskelse fra Molly Crawford dukker op og har brug for hjælp med en forfærdeig sag.
En vanvittig seriemorder er draget fra USA til København og Molly gør alt hvad hun kan for at fange ham, før der bliver slået flere ihjel. Han fanger unge piger, lakerer deres negle og efterlader én ad gangen som spor til politiet og til sidst slår han dem ihjel. Det står klart for både Roland og Molly, at der skal arbejdes hurtigt.
En vanvittig seriemorder er draget fra USA til København og Molly gør alt hvad hun kan for at fange ham, før der bliver slået flere ihjel. Han fanger unge piger, lakerer deres negle og efterlader én ad gangen som spor til politiet og til sidst slår han dem ihjel. Det står klart for både Roland og Molly, at der skal arbejdes hurtigt.
250 pages
First published March 11, 2015
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May 15, 2015
‘Lange sorte negle’ is the forth book in the series about Liv Moretti and Per Roland.
Therese Philipsen has written an excellent crime novel, but unfortunately it doesn’t stand out from crowd. It is well told, and the story is horrifying, but very interesting. She writes about trafficking and abuse, and it’s tough to read about.
BUT I was hoping for a unic series of crime novels that would take unexpected turns and make me yearn for more. Unfortunately, I find that many of the Scandinavian crime novels are extremely similar in many ways, and this is no exception. The happy-every-after-end disappointed me extremely.
This crime novel is easy to read and well told, and good entertainment for the many crime fiction lovers. Have fun! Therese Philipsen is also known as the writer Willow Rose
Therese Philipsen has written an excellent crime novel, but unfortunately it doesn’t stand out from crowd. It is well told, and the story is horrifying, but very interesting. She writes about trafficking and abuse, and it’s tough to read about.
BUT I was hoping for a unic series of crime novels that would take unexpected turns and make me yearn for more. Unfortunately, I find that many of the Scandinavian crime novels are extremely similar in many ways, and this is no exception. The happy-every-after-end disappointed me extremely.
This crime novel is easy to read and well told, and good entertainment for the many crime fiction lovers. Have fun! Therese Philipsen is also known as the writer Willow Rose
March 14, 2015
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