Probably the best Jo Nesbo book I’ve read to date. Suspenseful and with some good twists that didn’t seem thrown in there just to confuse the reader.

Plus, in this book we finally don’t have a extended scene of Harry Hole spending two to three days in a drunken stupor. The first few books in the Hole series always seemed to have the character take a diversion like that. Having the character struggling with, but winning his battle with alcohol makes him a more appealing character.