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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Quicksilver: Book One of The Baroque Cycle – Neal Stephenson
This book took a long time to get through. It is interesting but maybe lacks a bit of action to carry the story. Main character Daniel Waterhouse goes through personal discoveries, politics, strife, war, religious unrest, and lots more in … Continue reading
Kadaverdoktoren – Lene Kaaberbøl
Mordgåde fra 18oo-tallets Frankrig. En ung kvinde træder udenfor den normale kvinderolle og hjælper med opklaringen af nogen bestialske mord. Kønsroller, religion og mange andre temaer vendes i bogen, der er en læsning værd. Og igen tak til dr 🙂 … Continue reading
Den skaldede detektiv – Anna Grue
God dansk krimi om Dan Sommerdahl, “Den skaldede detektiv” og et par børnemord. Det er åbenbart den fjerde bog i serien om den skaldede detektiv, men det gjorde ikke noget at komme ind i serien her. Tak til dr.dk for … Continue reading