Selma Falck has lost everything. Her family has left her and her career as a high-flying lawyer is in ruins. Then one day, the man who is to blame for her downfall rings the doorbell, in desperate need of help. If she can do what he asks, Selma will have a chance at getting her old life back.
But when a body turns up, showing links to the case Selma is working, it becomes clear that she has become caught up in something she shouldn't have. And as another person is found dead, Selma must find the killer before it's too late...
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If Oslo were a body, then this would be the city's backside. THURSDAY, 7 DEEMBER 2017
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(@CorvusBooks, 6 February 2020, ebook, 362 pages, borrowed from @AmazonKindle, #PrimeReading)
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I've read and enjoyed other books by the author. I thought A Grave for Two sounded like an enjoyable thriller. I really enjoyed this book. The chapters are quite short which I like as it creates a sense of urgency and a fast pace. The book has all the trademarks of a good thriller; fast pace, unreliable narration and plenty of twists, turns and misdirection. I thought it was a gripping read.
