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It is book 7 in the "Harry Hole" (fantastic name) series. I read the first one and skipped ahead to finish it before the movie comes out this month. It's Norwegian I believe. I'd compare it to Michael Connelly but a little darker, Thomas Harris maybe.TangoZero wrote:
Is the Snowman part of a longer detective series? Sounds vaguely familiar.
Haha, yes then I think it's the book I'm thinking of. Thanks for the recommendation, I'm a big Bosch fan myself as you know, so I'll definitely start the series.Tym87 wrote:It is book 7 in the "Harry Hole" (fantastic name) series. I read the first one and skipped ahead to finish it before the movie comes out this month. It's Norwegian I believe. I'd compare it to Michael Connelly but a little darker, Thomas Harris maybe.TangoZero wrote:
Is the Snowman part of a longer detective series? Sounds vaguely familiar.
It's in vignettes. Basically the book is a collection of pieces that he's written over the years coupled with his (relatively; Y2K) present-day commentary on those pieces. Interesting to see how the worldview of a master athlete and a practitioner of several crafts changed over time, and the lessons he learned throughout those experiences and life in general.Tym87 wrote:I've been meaning to for years. Is it like in vignettes or is it a longer piece?alphajuliet92 wrote:Kiss or Kill by Mark Twight has been pretty entertaining thus far.
Tym87 wrote:It is book 7 in the "Harry Hole" (fantastic name) series. I read the first one and skipped ahead to finish it before the movie comes out this month. It's Norwegian I believe. I'd compare it to Michael Connelly but a little darker, Thomas Harris maybe.TangoZero wrote:
Is the Snowman part of a longer detective series? Sounds vaguely familiar.
The mold man, I don't even know, I thought for sure he would be involved. I liked the book a lot but I remember the ending lines of the book was pretty odd and abrupt. I hear the movie is awful and doesn't follow the book so I think I will pass.TangoZero wrote:
Finished this today. Loved it. I guessed both of the big twists a little too early, but didn't prevent me from enjoying it.....one thing I'm a little puzzled about: What's the deal with the mould man in the end?
I loved the first book in the series. Definitely worth it if you are into sci-fi/space-opera/adventure type series. I'm reading the second book in the series right now. It's pretty good.Tym87 wrote:How is it so far?Nomad wrote:For the sci-fi buffs....I just cracked open book 1 of the Expanse series. Came very highly recommended, it was put to me by a trustworthy source that it was right "up there with Game of Thrones". Will update as I progress.
ARLOG2017 wrote:I loved the first book in the series. Definitely worth it if you are into sci-fi/space-opera/adventure type series. I'm reading the second book in the series right now. It's pretty good.Tym87 wrote:How is it so far?Nomad wrote:For the sci-fi buffs....I just cracked open book 1 of the Expanse series. Came very highly recommended, it was put to me by a trustworthy source that it was right "up there with Game of Thrones". Will update as I progress.
I'm a huge fan of Elon, but I haven't read the book. I'll have to give that book a read, I saw a copy in the library today. What do you think of it so far?Tym87 wrote:ARLOG2017 wrote:I loved the first book in the series. Definitely worth it if you are into sci-fi/space-opera/adventure type series. I'm reading the second book in the series right now. It's pretty good.Tym87 wrote:
How is it so far?
I'll look into it. Have you read the Foundation trilogy? I just started the first book. Elon Musk credits the series for a lot of his business ideas.
Interesting concept so far, Elon's book is good too.ARLOG2017 wrote:
I'm a huge fan of Elon, but I haven't read the book. I'll have to give that book a read, I saw a copy in the library today. What do you think of it so far?