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The Torso
The Torso | Helene Tursten, Katarina Emilie Tucker
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Part of a human torso washes up on a beach near Gothenburg, Sweden, so mutilated that its gender can only be established by DNA testing. A similar crime remains unsolved in Denmark. Detective Inspector Irene Huss is dispatched to Copenhagen to liaise with the police. A third and a fourth victim are discovered, both of them known to Huss. She fears the killer is tracking her, killing people with whom she is connected.
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charl08
charl08
The Torso | Helene Tursten, Katarina Emilie Tucker
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Treating myself to some Scandicrime

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Liz_M
Liz_M
The Torso | Helene Tursten, Katarina Emilie Tucker
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Pickpick

So refreshing to have a protagonist with a normal life -- a chef husband, two teenaged daughters -- that isn't used as a pressure point by the bad guys and still be able to provide an eventful, tension-filled story.

Also I love the colorful spines on the Soho Crime books!

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Pandalibrarian
Pandalibrarian
The Torso | Helene Tursten, Katarina Emilie Tucker
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Note: don't use mystery novels as travel guides 😉. Full quote: The author would like to emphasize that the book cannot be used as a tourist guide in either Copenhagen or Goteberg. Streets, alleys, squares, and other places are used with great freedom. In addition, none of the characters are deliberately based on real persons.

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Pandalibrarian
Pandalibrarian
The Torso | Helene Tursten, Katarina Emilie Tucker
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Perfect start to the weekend - finishing this book. And then, tonight, watching the Swedish tv series based on these books. They're really good I highly recommend both books and DVD! Edited 2/28 - this is the picture I meant to include. Fiction isn't meant to be a travel guide!

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