Ratings4
Average rating2.8
This was a very odd book. The idea behind the conspiracy is intriguing, but there were too many holes in the story, and the main character was just terribly unlikable.
This was a totally different book from the usual Mankell mysteries, but I enjoyed it. However, I was annoyed by how blase the narrator Louise became about the killings she witnessed and didn't even report them. She seemed only to be able to focus on her son's death and not really open her eyes. They leave you hanging in the end and I wonder if there will be a follow-up.