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Book review: Karin Fossum's *The Water's Edge: An Inspector Sejer Mystery*. Fossum has delivered consistently flawless mysteries. Norway's "Queen of Crime" has an unerring eye for crime fiction, laced with the compassion of her detective and his assistant. Inspector Konrad Sejer is a thoroughly seasoned investigator with a penchant for. "The Water's Edge", marvelous novel by Karin Fossum, really stands apart in modern crime fiction. Slender book with very short chapters tackles very unpleasant subject, pedophilia. The mark of the great writer is the ability to draw strong characters. Ms. Fossum is a master of that craft. Crimes are heinous, but her books are not twist and turn. THE WATER'S EDGE - Karin Fossum Review Written By. Karen Chisholm. Tuesday, Aug. One of the things that I particularly love about really good crime fiction is the way that it highlights the human condition - warts and all.
"The Water's Edge", marvelous novel by Karin Fossum, really stands apart in modern crime fiction. Slender book with very short chapters tackles very unpleasant subject, pedophilia. The mark of the great writer is the ability to draw strong characters. Meanwhile, the Rises’ marriage unravels as Reinhardt becomes obsessed with the tragic events and his. Karin Fossum is the author of many novels and two collections of short stories. Her crime novels featuring Inspector Sejer have been translated into sixteen languages. Don't Look Back is the first of Fossum's police procedurals to be published in the USA.
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