Category Archives: Agnete Friis

Books of the month: February 2015

Posted on March 1, 2015 by bernadetteinoz

Pick of the month Although I’ve had another month full of great reading experiences I can’t go past the first book I finished as my pick for the month. PRESENT DARKNESS is Malla Nunn’s best book to date (and I’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in Agnete Friis, Alan Hunter, books of the month, Cath Staincliffe, Ellery Adams, Elly Griffiths, Gabrielle Lord (Aus), K.T. Medina, Leighton Gage, Lene Kaaberbol, Lizzy Chandler, Malla Nunn (Aus), Robert Gott (Aus), Tracy Ryan | 9 Comments

Review: DEATH OF A NIGHTINGALE by Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete Friis

Posted on February 22, 2015 by bernadetteinoz

As with its two predecessors, DEATH OF A NIGHTINGALE once again takes readers into the world of some of Europe’s most marginalised and damaged souls. In this instance focus is on a Ukrainian woman, Natasha Doroshenko, who has been convicted … Continue reading →

Posted in Agnete Friis, book review, Denmark, Lene Kaaberbol | 7 Comments

2014: The Favourites

Posted on January 2, 2015 by bernadetteinoz

Despite its turmoil 2014 did contain some great reads and I’d hate to forget these excellent books. Crime fiction that’s not really about crime FATAL IMPACT by Katherine Fox. Series heroine Anya Crichton heads to Tasmania where she becomes involved … Continue reading →

Posted in Adrian McKinty, Agnete Friis, Amanda Curtin (Aus), Belinda Bauer, books of the year, Ivy Pochoda, Karin Fossum, Kathryn Fox (Aus), Lene Kaaberbol, Richard Beasley, Sulari Gentill (Aus) | 18 Comments

Review: INVISIBLE MURDER by Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete Friis

Posted on January 8, 2014 by bernadetteinoz

Like its predecessor INVISIBLE MURDER features Danish Red Cross nurse Nina Borg who, in addition to her day job, volunteers for a group known as the Network which helps refugees and other outliers that normal services don’t, or won’t, provide … Continue reading →

Posted in Agnete Friis, book review, Denmark, Lene Kaaberbol | 16 Comments

Review: THE BOY IN THE SUITCASE by Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete Friis

Posted on May 9, 2012 by bernadetteinoz

There’s absolutely no ambiguity about the title of this book: there is a boy and he is indeed in a suitcase, discovered there by Danish nurse Nina Borg after a frantic phone call from an old friend demanding that she … Continue reading →

Posted in Agnete Friis, book review, Denmark, Lene Kaaberbol | 8 Comments