This is an impressive thriller! I liked the way it was told from three different primary points of view (Bill, Karla, and Jennica). It was interesting to see how the same events could be viewed differently from different perspectives. All three were interesting, and it was hard to figure out who the good guys/bad guys were until very near the end.
Newspaper articles and parts of police interviews were also added in occasionally, to give the reader a more "factual" view of what was happening. Trying to figure it out was a big part of the enjoyment for me!
Also, the story is set in Sweden. I liked reading about this part of the world and learning more about some of the customs and beliefs of people there. The author did a great job of making an unfamiliar (to me) part of the world feel very accessible.
The plot was so intricate! There were a lot of events, twists, and turns, and I appreciated how everything came together and made sense at the end. (I was imagining the author's storyboard, with various people/points all connected with miles of different colored string!
Newspaper articles and parts of police interviews were also added in occasionally, to give the reader a more "factual" view of what was happening. Trying to figure it out was a big part of the enjoyment for me!
Also, the story is set in Sweden. I liked reading about this part of the world and learning more about some of the customs and beliefs of people there. The author did a great job of making an unfamiliar (to me) part of the world feel very accessible.
The plot was so intricate! There were a lot of events, twists, and turns, and I appreciated how everything came together and made sense at the end. (I was imagining the author's storyboard, with various people/points all connected with miles of different colored string!