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Police (Harry Hole, #10)

Jo Nesbø (Don Bartlett)
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Knopf • 2013

When a police officer is found murdered at the scene of an old unsolved murder case that he was involved in investigating, it can hardly be a coincidence. When the same thing happens to two other offi...cers in a matter of months the pattern is as clear as it is terrifying. None of the old cases were ever solved. The killings are extremely brutal and the police have no leads. What’s more, they’re missing their best investigator.At the same time, a severely wounded man is in a coma and kept alive at a hospital in Oslo. The police guard the room and the identity of the patient is kept secret.Once again Jo Nesbø delivers a devilishly clever story about the scope of human evil; a cat-and-mouse game that involves not only the victims and the police, but also the reader.
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  • Počet strán: 436 strán
  • ISBN13:9780307960498
  • Ďalšie vydania: Polícia
  • Séria: Harry Hole

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RECENZIA: Jo Nesbo - Polícia (Ikar, 2014)

HODNOTENIE:    ****"Myslia, si, že policajtov zavraždili preto, lebo ich niekto nenávidí. Ešte nepochopili, že je to naopak a zabil ich človek, ktorý miluje políciu a jej posvätné poslanie chytať a trestať anarchistov, nihilistov, ateistov, nevercov a neznabohov, všetky deštruktívne sily. Nevedia, že pátrajú po apoštolovi spravodlivosti, ktorý nemôže trestať len vandalov, ale aj tých, ktorí[...]

When a police officer is found murdered at the scene of an old unsolved murder case that he was involved in investigating, it can hardly be a coincidence. When the same thing happens to two other officers in a matter of months the pattern is as clear as it is terrifying. None of the old cases were ever solved. The killings are extremely brutal and the police have no leads. What’s more, they’re missing their best investigator.

At the same time, a severely wounded man is in a coma and kept alive at a hospital in Oslo. The police guard the room and the identity of the patient is kept secret.

Once again Jo Nesbø delivers a devilishly clever story about the scope of human evil; a cat-and-mouse game that involves not only the victims and the police, but also the reader.