This book is unlike anything I've ever read! The premise of it was completely fresh for more which is what I loved about it. Although we have a different perspective from the characters involved in that we know who killed Stellan, we do not know why. The reasoning is slowly unravelled, coming to a final disturbing conclusion.
The only thing I would fault is the over-complicated political details. I am unsure whether it was the fact that the book was not originally written in English and referred to a country which I was not familiar with, but I did find it difficult to grasp some of the concepts mentioned, which I why I knocked a star off my review.
Aside from the minor issue, I really enjoyed the book. I felt that the multiple storylines created a great read, although I wish Sara was a bit more likeable, it is hard to back a dislikable protagonist, although maybe that was the point?
The only thing I would fault is the over-complicated political details. I am unsure whether it was the fact that the book was not originally written in English and referred to a country which I was not familiar with, but I did find it difficult to grasp some of the concepts mentioned, which I why I knocked a star off my review.
Aside from the minor issue, I really enjoyed the book. I felt that the multiple storylines created a great read, although I wish Sara was a bit more likeable, it is hard to back a dislikable protagonist, although maybe that was the point?