Jo Nesbø: The Thirst

Jo Nesbø, a Norwegian author and leading figure of Nordic noir, never ceases to surprise. Breaking stereotypes and defying the rules of the genre, he portrays the human condition as candidly as if we were looking in a mirror, afraid to admit to ourselves: this is me. "There is no censorship in my head, and there never will be," asserts Nesbø.
The long-awaited 11th novel in the thrilling Harry Hole series.
"Harry Hole stepped out onto the staircase and squinted at the bright June sun. ...He felt that everything was in harmony, in balance..." This is how the novel *Police* ends, but not the story of Jo Nesbø's beloved protagonist. Alas, Detective Harry was deceiving himself—the world remained cruel and imperfect, and a strong hand was needed to bring even a semblance of order to it. Harry Hole returns to the Oslo police force to begin the hunt for a serial killer targeting those who set up dates through a dating app. The trail of the criminal leads the detective to his own dark past...

Author: Jo Nesbø

Translation: Ekaterina Lavrinaitis

Pages: 672 (newsprint). Paperback

Dimensions: 180x116x25 mm