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Title	:	Police (Harry Hole #10)
Author	:	Jo Nesbø
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deckle edge
Pages	:	Pages: 436 pages
Published	:	October 15th 2013 by Knopf
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Thriller. European Literature. Scandinavian Literature

Police (Harry Hole #10)

Jo Nesbø

Hardcover | Pages: 436 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 31719 Users | 2575 Reviews

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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.

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Original Title:	Politi
ISBN:	0307960498 (ISBN13: 9780307960498)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Harry Hole #10
Characters:	Katrine Bratt
Setting:	Oslo(Norway)
Literary Awards:	Rivertonprisen Nominee (2013), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Mystery & Thriller (2013)

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Nesbø brings the Harry Hole series to a close with a thriller that keeps readers focussed until the final sentence. After the vague, yet horrible, end to the previous novel, the complete cast of characters remains in shock about how the Oslo Crime Squad will continue. When a number of police officers are murdered after returned to crime scenes of previously unsolved cases, there's a struggle between the Squad and Kripos (the national police organisation) as to who will handle things.

My opinion is virtually 100% the same as yours LeeAnne.

What you want, what you crave, what you need. Sometimes its hard to tell them apart. Phantom left me slightly distraught, certain that Harry Hole was no more. What? No more Harry? But after a few days I got over it, and even started to see it as a brilliant way to finish the series. Ive been thinking for a while that more authors should have the courage to kill off, or at least retire, their characters when the time is right. And the time was right for Harry. After his miserable spiral into

After Phantom's amazing twist-hanger I was almost delirious with glee and trepidation when I heard the next Harry Hole book Police was coming out.So was my anticipation satisfied?Yes - however not in the way I expected. Police is a weightier tome than other Hole novel's and thusly the length of the novel evokes tension as a slow-burn rather than a furious action packed feast. While perhaps less immediately exciting Nesbo plies us with a smorgasbord of corruption, deeply disturbing villains, and

I know I am a sucker for a Harry Hole book but this one has to be the best yet. I simply could not put it down. Nesbo spends most of the book playing mind tricks on the reader and even in the last chapter he gives things a little twist that has you sitting on the edge of your seat. Multiple murders, multiple murderers and the loss of some very unexpected people make it completely enthralling. There are more things I would like to say but at the same time I do not want to give anything away that

It's 10 minutes after the hour and I've done it again. I hate missing the first part of my favourite show. Call it obsession, call it silly, but I have to see it from the start or I don't feel it's worth watching at all. Yes, I could figure out what happened, but it's just not the same. Harry Hole also knows what it's like to be on the ground-floor of something important even though he only puts an appearance after one-third of the book... The first one-third without Harry sets the stage for

I think this will be my last Jo Nesbo novel. This book starts out great but it becomes purposely confusing and misleading, to the point of utter annoyance. The storyline is all over the place with several plot threads happening simultaneously, jumping back and forth. There are 3 main suspects and the pronoun "he" is often used in place of a name to keep the reader guessing the identity of the killer. "He did this, then he did that". When you combine that with the confusion of so many convoluted,