Fear Not:: 4 (Johanne Vik): Now the major BBC TV series MODUS (MODUS, 4)

Fear Not:: 4 (Johanne Vik): Now the major BBC TV series MODUS (MODUS, 4)

by Anne Holt (Author)

Synopsis

The silent, snow-covered streets of Oslo are a perfect scene of Christmas tranquillity. But over the tolling of bells for the last Sunday of Advent, a black note sounds. A boy's body washes up near the shoreline of the city's Aker Bridge. His corpse is bloated by the water, almost unrecognisable. Nobody has even bothered to report him missing. One week later, the bishop of Bergen is found stabbed to death on a deserted street. Eva Karin Lysgaard is a popular public figure, a sixty-two year-old grandmother: why was she on a lone errand in the deserted city, on the night before Christmas? Johanne Vik, criminal researcher and police profiler, is called in to untangle the motivation behind the bishop's murder. But with her husband at the head of this increasingly high-profile investigation, Vik's association with the case is under intense scrutiny. And why does Lysgaard's shocking death lead her towards the sad death of an unknown boy?

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Edition: Main
Publisher: Corvus
Published: 01 Jul 2012

ISBN 10: 1848876122
ISBN 13: 9781848876125
Book Overview: 5 MILLION BOOKS SOLD WORLDWIDE - 'Anne Holt is the Godmother of modern Norwegian crime fiction' Jo Nesbo 'Holt is Scandinavia's answer to Val McDermid, writing dark and unsettling crime with more than a little wire in its blood.' Evening Standard

Media Reviews
Anne Holt is the Godmother of Norwegian crime fiction. -- Jo Nesbo
Lively, unusual and persuasive. Holt writes with the command we have come to expect from the top Scandinavian writers. * The Times *
Anne Holt is a thriller writer of the highest order. -- Liza Marklund
Step aside, Stieg Larsson, Holt is the queen of Scandinavian crime thrillers. * Red Magazine *
Author Bio
Anne Holt is Norway's bestselling female crime writer. She spent two years working for the Oslo Police Department before founding her own law firm and serving as Norway's Minster for Justice between 1996 and 1997. She is published in 30 languages with over 7 million copies of her books sold.