Irene Huss and the cops of Goteborg, Sweden are on the trail of a murderous child predator in Helene Tursten's The Treacherous Net.
The "net" of the title is not only the internet, but refers to a cold case being followed by her soon-to-be retiring boss, where a father and son were murdered decades apart with the same gun.
And the title also refers to spy networks, and events during World War II in Sweden.
All in all a very satisfying new police procedural from Tursten, who has deftly mixed often gruesome crimes with Huss' personal family drama over a number of novels. I have read several of them and enjoyed them quite a bit.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Public Library in Richmond Indiana and read it quickly.
The "net" of the title is not only the internet, but refers to a cold case being followed by her soon-to-be retiring boss, where a father and son were murdered decades apart with the same gun.
And the title also refers to spy networks, and events during World War II in Sweden.
All in all a very satisfying new police procedural from Tursten, who has deftly mixed often gruesome crimes with Huss' personal family drama over a number of novels. I have read several of them and enjoyed them quite a bit.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Public Library in Richmond Indiana and read it quickly.
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