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The Redeemer

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Random House of Canada, Mar 9, 2010 - Fiction - 464 pages
The Redeemer is the fourth in the Harry Hole series to be translated into English.

A mixture of religion, urban misery, modern European history and grisly horror story, The Redeemer takes the crime writing of Jo Nesbø to yet another level, establishing him firmly as one of the international top names in crime fiction. Through snow-swept, Christmas-illuminated Oslo town, Inspector Harry Hole chases a faceless contract killer from the former Yugoslavia among the homeless junkies, perverts and Salvationists, eagerly waiting for a new saviour to deliver them from misery – whether he brings new life or immediate death.


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Review: The Redeemer (Harry Hole #6)

User Review  - Jeff - Goodreads

Possibly my favorite of the Harry Hole books but I think I felt that way after finishing most of them, with the exception of The Phantom. Plot twists galore, then more twists and enough red herrings ... Read full review

Review: The Redeemer (Harry Hole #6)

User Review  - Greg - Goodreads

When a young Salvation Army member is shot dead at a Christmas time street concert, Oslo detective Harry Hole must lead the team to find the killer. Since it looks like a professional hit, the team ... Read full review

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About the author (2010)

Jo Nesbø, musician, economist and author of the best-selling series featuring Detective Harry Hole, has won many prizes for his novels, including the Glass Key, the Riverton Prize and the Norwegian Bookclub prize for best ever Norwegian crime novel. His first novel to be published in English was The Devil’s Star and the second, The Redbreast, was shortlisted for the CWA Duncan Lawrie International Dagger. He lives in Oslo.


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