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The Return of the Dancing Master
The Return of the Dancing Master
Author: Henning Mankell, Laurie Thompson (Translator)
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ISBN-13: 9781400076956
ISBN-10: 1400076951
Publication Date: 2/8/2005
Pages: 416
Rating:
  • Currently 4.1/5 Stars.
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4.1 stars, based on 29 ratings
Publisher: Vintage
Book Type: Paperback
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Helpful Score: 2
Murder in Sweden with tentacles reaching back to WW II. Well done.
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Helpful Score: 1
Set in Sweden, an intricate police procedural.
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This is my first Henning Mankell read and I was extremely impressed. Set in current day Sweden, the book's story reaches back into World War II and Hitler. Richly drawn characters, compelling story and setting. I can't wait to start the author's Kurt Wallender series. Very highly recommend.
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Herbert Molin, a retired police officer, lives alone in a remote cottage in northern Sweden. Murders and evil networks left over from the Second World War set this small community alight.
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Herbert Molin, a retired police officer ,is living alone in a remote cottage in the vast forests of northern Sweden. He has two obsessions: one is the tango an the other is a conviction that he is being hunted. Molin has no close friends, no close neighbors and by teh time his body is eventually found,he is almost unrecognisable.

Lindman, a police officer on extended sick leave ,decides to involve himself in the case. What he discovers, to his horror and disbelief,is a network of evil almost unimaginable in this remote district, and one which seems impossible to link to Molin's death.