Books by Åke Edwardson
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review 1: There were two parallel stories and that kept the book both interesting and confusing. The reason I gave this 3 stars and not 4 was the way it ended. I wanted to know the full story about John Osvald and what the grandson was doing in Scotland. I wanted to know more about Inspect...
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review 1: i read this right after the first in the series and the similarities were pretty obvious. a different case, but the same procedure for solving it - winter relies on his shady contacts, there's a tip from a citizen (that also takes forever to come to light, yet we know about it fo...
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review 1: A terrific book by a terrific Swedish mystery writer. Though long, really kept my attention. Led the reader through many - interesting - labyrinths. As usual, I never suspected the perpetrator! The strange, mysterious death of a woman (did she write the suicide note herself? ...
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review 1: it was a pretty exiting book... Near the end. If it wasn't because I have already read other Chief Inspector Erik Winter novels, I would have been extremely confused with who is who. Åke Edwardson does not do a very good job at showing us more about the characters and how they ar...
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review 1: If you like the unrelenting procedural, this would appeal to you. It's a pathway that Winter follows and follows and follows. The actual story is not that great, its the why it happened that intrigues, except it never really gets resolved here. I was not that pleased with this st...
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review 1: A mystery that is confusing, to say the least. I keep getting lost in the confusing array of characters. It does not help that he switches settings and characters repeatedly within the same chapter by simply starting a new paragraph. It takes 5 os 6 sentences for the reader to re...
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review 1: This is part of a series of Inspector Winters books. This did not add much to his story. It was a psychological mystery. As far as structure it really did not have the usual 3 peaks with the most compelling driving us to the finish. It was all one level and one story and one ...
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review 1: A unidentified body is found and can't be identified and there is an indication that a young child is missing. Inspector Winter begins his search to identify the body and find the child. The story takes place in Gothenburg Sweden with some trips to Norway. Edwardson tells a good ...
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review 1: Erik Winter is an interesting investigator to me in the ilk of Kurt Wallender, definitely not a perfect man, I find his extra sensory perceptions to be described in a believable way and enjoy his interactions with his 40-year old sister. This particular novel had so many flashbac...
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review 1: Far from the best of the Erik Winter mysteries, Room No. 10 makes a tenuous virtue of the detective's mid-life crisis. A married version of James Bond, Erik has it all: great taste in wine, Scotch, food, clothing and jazz, an attractive and high-earning doctor wife, two adorable...
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review 1: Room No. 10 by Åke Edwardson is the seventh in the series, which I failed to notice prior to reading the book. There are times when reading the previous books in a series is important, and in the case of Edwardson’s Inspector Winter series, I do believe order is crucial. I will...
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review 1: Audiobook-Rezension:Krasser Einstieg in die Reihe um Kommissar Winter: In "Tanz mit dem Engel" geht es um Snuff-Movies. Zwei junge Männer werden kurz nacheinander ermordet und dabei gefilmt: Zunächst ein Schwede in London, dann ein Brite in Göteborg. Kommissar Winter kooperiert m...
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review 1: Death Angles is another Swedish mystery novel. Here we follow Inspector Winter (who is an independently wealthy, handsome, successful, ladies' man, and youngest ever chief inspector) as he struggles through several horrific murder cases in both Gothenburg and London. It was hard ...
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review 1: I am going to have to start an Excel spread sheet with the authors/detectives of Nordic crime. At this point, I swear that they are all muddled in my head. What separates them from their North American/British counterparts seems to be their angst. It comes in all flavours but the...
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review 1: 3.5 starsThis was a pretty good start to a series. I found the mystery interesting and I liked Winter. My biggest complaint would be that I couldn't tell Winter from Macdonald, their voices on the page were so alike, I frequently had to refer to other passages to remember whose p...
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review 1: Samurai Summer is a YA novel by Ake Edwardson, three-time winner of the Swedish Crime Writers Academy for his Inspector Winter series for adults ( I recently read and reviewed Room No. 10). This is Edwardson's first YA novel; translator Per Carlsson also translates the Inspector...