Final Curtain - Kjersti Scheen Reviews
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Newest Review: ... basis. However, before she gets to speak to the cousin, she is hit over the head, dumped by the side of the road and finally ... more
... wakes up in hospital. Undaunted, once recovered, she returns to the scene of the crime, where she eventually meets both the cousin and a bunch of neo-Nazis that act as her protectors. Then her investigation leads her elsewhere, followed by the neo-Nazis. Fortunately, she meets a long-distance lorry driver, who takes a fancy to her and is prepared to help her find out what happened to Rakel.
I was intrigued by Margaret Moss right from the first page, simply because her name did not sound very Norwegian, although ...more
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Kjersti Scheen Final Curtain (Eurocrime) Pages: 240, Paperback, Arcadia Books Last Update 21.05.2013 06:03
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by - written on 13/12/06 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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In my plan to widen the nationalities of authors of crime fiction that I have read, I came across this author through a recommendation of my local library. I’ve read and come to be a big fan of many Scandinavian authors, including Henning Mankell, Karin Alvtegen and Karin Fossum, but I think this is my first foray into the world of Norwegian crime fiction. I’m happy to say that it wasn’t a disappointment; it certainly wasn’t the best book that I have ever read, but it was highly readable and I will certainly look out for other books by the same author. Margaret Moss, an ex-actress turned Private Investigator, is approached by the sister of a former friend. ... Read the complete review
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