Killing Moon

This was my first Harry Hole novel, and I have to say, if they're all this good, I'll definitely go back to the beginning and read my way through the series. It would definitely make a few things more clear.

Overall, this is a great story. It's an interesting mystery. The murders are creative, and the MO of the killer is absolutely fascinating. That alone would keep you reading the page, but when you throw in strong characters and great pacing, you've got yourself an amazing book here. Harry Hole is a fascinating character, but the supporting cast is really where this book shines. I love all of the characters and want to get to know them better.

If you're like me and never read a Harry Hole book before, you won't be too lost reading this book. There are some references to past cases and a couple of characters who are no longer in the series, but nothing was spoiled in such a way that I wouldn't enjoy reading about them when I get to them in the series.

Killing Moon sees the welcome return of Harry Hole. Intent on drinking himself to death in Los Angeles, Harry soon has a reason to return to Norway. What follows is a series of murders by a killer determined for revenge. Then he sets his sights on Harry.
Dark, yet engaging. It's been great to have you back Harry.