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One of the best Mankell's and that is saying a good deal. A real puzzler. Highly recommended!
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The Fifth Woman (Kurt Wallander, Bk 6)
The Fifth Woman - Kurt Wallander, Bk 6
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Four nuns and a fifth woman, a visitor to Africa, are killed in a savage night-time attack. Months later, in Sweden, the news of the unexplained tragedy sets off a cruel vengeance for these brutal killings.
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Four nuns and a fifth woman, a visitor to Africa, are killed in a savage night-time attack. Months later, in Sweden, the news of the unexplained tragedy sets off a cruel vengeance for these brutal killings.
ISBN-13: 9781860468544
ISBN-10: 1860468543
Publication Date: 2001
Pages: 438
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ISBN-10: 1860468543
Publication Date: 2001
Pages: 438
Rating: ?
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Publisher: Harvill Press
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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I love the Scandinavian mystery writers and Mankell is one of my favorites. The Fifth Woman kept me reading. It was difficult to put the book down. Mr Mankell develops his characters so the reader really gets to know what makes them tick. All except the murderer. Tyhere one's not quite sure. Althought the location name are foreign the average reader, he/she gets a real feel for the country. it's weather, it's gepgraphy, and the inhabitants.
Joan W. (justreadingabook) reviewed The Fifth Woman (Kurt Wallander, Bk 6) on + 1728 more book reviews
Intense and fast paced but never fast enough for Wallander!
You will keep reading way past your bedtime with this book. Excellent.
Social issues and society are a big discussion through out the book.
Seems it's the same in just about any country.
Wallander doesn't seem to know what direction he wants his life to take next and is continuing to try and figure it out.
You will keep reading way past your bedtime with this book. Excellent.
Social issues and society are a big discussion through out the book.
Seems it's the same in just about any country.
Wallander doesn't seem to know what direction he wants his life to take next and is continuing to try and figure it out.
Excellent book. I stayed up till all hours reading it.
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