Hearing one word down the phone set Agneta off on a killing spree. Sounded exciting and it was, until it got very confusing.
Agnetas daughter's were some of the most loathsome family members I have read. They were written so completely differently and so believable that I really did not like them.
Sara Nowak, the lead character, is a good, sound, hardworking police woman, just on the right side of good (and I mean just). Her looking back on her youth with the daughters is sometimes an uncomfortable read.
The story had a big twist and half way through changed from one main storyline to another. The second storyline was more interesting for me.
I did not feel that Agneta had to kill her husband in the first half of the book. Then.... Definately.
Just feel that the story, if it had been given the plot of the second half of the book, instead of a book of two tales, this might have been an easier read.
Agnetas daughter's were some of the most loathsome family members I have read. They were written so completely differently and so believable that I really did not like them.
Sara Nowak, the lead character, is a good, sound, hardworking police woman, just on the right side of good (and I mean just). Her looking back on her youth with the daughters is sometimes an uncomfortable read.
The story had a big twist and half way through changed from one main storyline to another. The second storyline was more interesting for me.
I did not feel that Agneta had to kill her husband in the first half of the book. Then.... Definately.
Just feel that the story, if it had been given the plot of the second half of the book, instead of a book of two tales, this might have been an easier read.