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Ragna Riegel is a tough nut to crack, but the presence of Sejer's dog, Frank, helps lower some of the woman's defenses as the book alternates between the voices of Ragna and the inspector. I am not engaging in hyperbole here. And this is a very long way from being normal, even for a genre as diverse and unconventional as Scandi crime.

Tweet. As usual, she reveals the perpetrator at the outset, although the details of the crime are not revealed until near the end. The following is an exclusive excerpt from The Whisperer, the latest thriller from Karin Fossum, "the Norwegian Queen of Crime." Christine Foster Meloni Washington, D.C. Karin Fossum continues to deserve the title of Norway’s Queen of Crime. Karin Fossum's The Whisperer is a fantastic character study that allows Inspector Sejer to do what he does best: listen. As the story unfolds, secrets are revealed through interviews with Inspector Sejer, Fossum's go-to detective. The Whisperer by Karin Fossum Translator: Kari Dickson Translation was great. While no need to read the other books, I highly recommend them as will your brain after reading this. KIRKUS REVIEW. Karin Fossum is undoubtedly the Norwegian successor to British mystery queen, Ruth Rendell. THE WHISPERER. This is a supurb psychological suspense novel by a master storyteller. Her parents have died and her only son has moved to Berlin, and they have no contact other than occasional Christmas and birthday … Published in German 2018/2019. The Whisperer does feature Fossum’s long-standing investigator, Inspector Sejer, but that’s about the only thing this story has in common with… AMAZON BARNES & NOBLE LOCAL BOOKSELLER GET WEEKLY BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS: Email Address Subscribe.

by Karin Fossum; translated by Kari Dickson. Karin Fossum The Whisperer. Ragna Riegel is an introverted single-mother simply trying to make it day-to-day when she receives an anonymous letter telling her that she is going to die. Crime fiction. We in the United States are a bit behind Karin Fossum’s publication schedule in her native Norway, but thanks to the efforts of her publisher and a fine translation by Kari Dickson, we are now able to read 2016’s THE WHISPERER, which is no less than a masterpiece in every conceivable way. Ragna Riegel works at Europris and lives alone in her childhood home. Cappelen Damm 2016 336 Pages Original title: Hviskeren ISBN: 9788202526313 Download product sheet; NORLA Selection. The Whisperer is an in-depth character study of a woman who is being targeted by a series of hostile notes left in her mail box. You can rely on Karin Fossum to never write a normal crime novel. Book review. Her latest novel, The Whisperer, is a riveting read.

Inspector Sejer is a regular character in Ms. Fossum's novels but this is definitely a stand-alone book.