Harbour - John Ajvide Lindqvist Reviews
Newest Review: ... Book The book is written in two parts. The first part of the book explains in great detail, the back story, while the second ... more
... part is where things become clearer.
The book begins by telling us how Anders first fell in love with his wife, Cecilia. Then flits forward to the day their daughter, Maja goes missing, without any explanation. Again the story advances farther into the furture to the present day (2 years after Maja's disappearance). anders feels he has nothing left, his marriage is over and he a borderline alcoholic. Anders returns to the islands where he grew up (and where Maja went missing) and tries to find answers.
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Customer Harbour - John Ajvide Lindqvist Reviews (1)
by - written on 19/08/11 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I bought this book a while ago from ASDA. There was an offer on a selection of fiction books 3 for £10. I actually picked out this book for my boyfriend, he raves on about Let The Right One In all the time and this was written by the same author. My boyfriend has still yet to read one page of it. Synopsis They only stopped watching her for a matter of minutes. On a clear day, Anders took his wife and their feisty six year old, Maja, for a walk from his home on the island across the frozen sea to the lighthouse. There was no one for miles around, so they stayed to admire the view while Maja struck out alone. There were no holes in the ice, no ... Read the complete review
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