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richardcarmitage ‘Duetting’ with Neil Gaiman at The Edition Hotel in Reykjavík. I ran way over time and we talked into the early hours. Neil is one of our most treasured storytellers and I have felt immensely privileged to get to know him while we’ve been at Iceland Noir. (X)

richardcarmitage Neil Gaiman. Dan Brown and Ragnar Jonasson on our first evening at dinner. Can’t wait to read Ragnar’s new book ‘Reykjavík’ (thanks for the signed copy!!) (X)

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December 2019 book haul #2

December 2019 book haul #2

Misschien heb ik mijn book buying ban een beetje opgegeven 😬 Nou ja, niet echt opgegeven, maar mijn TBR is ook niet bepaald kleiner geworden. Ach ja, 2020 houdt zich schuil om de hoek, vol met nieuwe kansen. Toch? Lees snel verder om te zien welke boeken ik, naast deze, nog meer kocht in December.

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This is my usual view when reading. I like to read in this chair by my window in order to get some natural light. I also get really tired when I try to read in bed 💤

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"But now they would be bound together forever, in a way. A shared secret"

- Snowblind

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Today I wish a very happy publication day to Ragnar Jonasson as his new novel, The Mysterious Case of the Missing Crime Writer, hits the shelves @ragnarjo @michaeljbooks #ragnarjonasson #bookthreads #books #bookstagram #bookreview #booksky #themysteriouscaseofthemissingcrimewriter

The Mysterious Case of the Missing Crime Writer by Ragnar Jónasson

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The Mist by Ragnar Jonasson

Title: The Mist Author: Ragnar Jonasson Series: The Hulda Trilogy #3 Number of Pages: 300 Genre:  International Mystery & Crime Publisher: Penguin Date of Original Publication: November 12, 2020 ISBN: 978-1405934886

The Mist is Ragnar Jonasson’s ending novel to his Hulda Trilogy. The trilogy focuses on a woman named Hulda who works as an investigator in Iceland. This series is interesting because it’s reverse chronological order. The first book starts with her death and the third book ends with how her family was torn apart.

I enjoyed the ending of this series. It was interesting and Hulda was a likeable character. The murder mystery in this storyline was interesting and unique. The new characters were well rounded and the story flowed smoothly. Jonasson has an easy and fluid writing style that makes it an enjoyable read. I am sad that he only went for 3 books with this series.

I honestly didn’t like the first book of this series. It was long and wordy and the storyline wasn’t interesting to me. I thought the second book was much different and it ended up being my favorite of the trilogy. If you can get past the first book the next two are definitely worth the read.

★★★★ I would recommend.

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Reykjavík by Ragnar Jónasson and Katrín Jakobsdóttir

Today I am sharing my thoughts on Reykjavïk, the brand new novel from Ragnar Jónasson and Katrïn Jakobsdóttir @ragnarjo @MichaelJBooks @katrinjak #books #booktwitter #reykjavik #booktwt

Today I am sharing my thoughts on Reykjavík, the brand new novel from Ragnar Jónasson and Icelandic Prime Minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir. I’m not going to lie, I was intrigued by the idea of this writing partnership and, as a long term reader of Ragnar Jónasson’s work, knew I was going to give into temptation. My thanks to publisher Michael Joseph for the early copy via Netgalley. Here’s what it’s…

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