Interview with Stefan Tegenfalk
Interview with Donald Bain
Interview with Dennis Lehane
Three Weeks to Say Goodbye
Life turns into a nightmare After years of trying to have a baby, Jack and Melissa adopt a young girl, Angelina. A few months later the adoption agency calls and tells them that Angelina’s biological father wants the girl back. … Continue reading
Movie Shock
A few days ago I noticed that my husband was browsing different DVD stores online. My thought was, nice, we’ll get something new to watch. I was not quite prepared for the order’s size and I was shocked when I … Continue reading
Verdict by Ulla Bolinder
A woman decides to go for a bike ride on a Friday evening. She never returns and the police start a search which soon turns into a crime investigation Access to the Same Information We get to follow the investigation … Continue reading
The Era of Bookshelves
When we bought a new condo a year ago the builtin bookshelf was the deciding factor. We homestyled our old place before we sold it and we sorted our bookshelf according to color. As a result our friends and family had … Continue reading
In 2012 I promise…
It is time to make the traditional New Year’s resolutions As usual I promise that this will be the year I stop eating candy (not until Easter at least – that is when this resolution usually fails), exercise more and … Continue reading
Searching in London’s Alleys
The real Jack the Ripper was never caught and his identity remains a mystery. But now we have the chance to catch him – or her – and thus reveal the person behind the crimes. Among the suspects are names … Continue reading
Clever Book Storage
A new apartment with more space means that our bed no longer has to stand against the wall. It also means that we had the opportunity to let our book piles move up from the dust bunnies on the floor … Continue reading
The One-Eyed Rabbit by Christoffer Carlsson
I have never really liked novels where the main character is a young, confused boy. The young boy perspective tends to become too much for my taste. It has probably something to do with the lack of identification. First I … Continue reading
An Uncomfortable Trend Is Spreading At My Office
My Coworkers Spend the Breaks Talking About the Latest Murder No, they are not regulars at Flashback, they have just become obsessed with “Dexter”. The atmosphere by the coffeemaker is fascinating, and when I revealed that I had not watched … Continue reading
Blood from a Stone by Donna Leon
Murder During Christmas Time When an African street vendor and also illegal immigrant is murdered during the busy Christmas shopping in Venice, the case ends up on Guide Brunetti’s table. He is upset by how these vu cumprà (which apparently … Continue reading
