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The Inspector and Silence
by Hakan Nesser | Mystery & Thrillers
Registered by bookvole of Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Saturday, June 25, 2011
Average 8 star rating by BookCrossing Members 

status (set by Cassiopaeia): travelling


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2 journalers for this copy...

Journal Entry 1 by bookvole from Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Saturday, June 25, 2011

8 out of 10

This is part of the Inspector Van Veeteren series set in Sweden, and deals with the case of young girl who goes missing from asummer camp. She is found raped and murdered, and Van Veeteren must use all his experience and intuitive power to solve the case. Try this and you will want to read others in the series.

From my bookshelf - making room 

Journal Entry 2 by bookvole at Coffee#1, Albany Road, Cardiff in Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Saturday, June 25, 2011

This book has not been rated.

Released 11 mos ago (6/25/2011 UTC) at Coffee#1, Albany Road, Cardiff in Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom

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Thank you for finding this book. If you are able, please journal it, anonymously if you wish, so others may follow its journey. When you have finished it, you can keep it, pass it to a friend or wild release it yourself and see where it goes.

If you decide to join, I hope you will put my name, bookvole, as your referring member.

Enjoy your reading! 

Journal Entry 3 by wingCassiopaeiawing at Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Friday, July 01, 2011

This book has not been rated.

I went looking for this last week but it wasn't to be found on the bookshelf. It's quite possible that someone took it, read it and returned it again. Thanks to a tip off today from bookvole I was able to visit the OBCZ and find it. Thanks for the text! 

Journal Entry 4 by wingCassiopaeiawing at Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 09, 2011

This book has not been rated.

Written in 1997, this is the fifth in the Van Veeteren series and as with Borkmann's Point this was also translated by Laurie Thompson. Since I enjoyed that translation I can't blame the translator here, but both the narrative and dialogue felt a bit disjoined at times. I enjoyed the story and am not put off reading more by Nesser. I liked the contemplative side of Van Veeteren and I do wonder has he actually followed through on his final action? 

Journal Entry 5 by wingCassiopaeiawing at Coffee#1, Albany Road, Cardiff in Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom on Friday, August 19, 2011

This book has not been rated.

Released 9 mos ago (8/19/2011 UTC) at Coffee#1, Albany Road, Cardiff in Cardiff, Wales United Kingdom

WILD RELEASE NOTES:


Read and Release at BookCrossing.com... On the bookshelf up stairs.

Thanks for finding this book

Please write a journal entry letting me know that this book was caught and has found a safe home with you. (It's anonymous, and you don't have to join Bookcrossing to do it.) Then read this book or give it to a friend. Afterwards hopefully, you or your friend will release it again for someone else to find - just like you did.
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Happy reading.

 



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