When you read two Jo Nesbø's books on a row, you can't help but feel a little paranoid and analyze every detail of daily life. Put that aside, I'm getting even more attached to Harry Hole and his tortured mind. There's a plot that was first dealt with in the previous book of the series, Redbreast, but it wasn't solved in this book either, though Harry got a moment of clarity at the very last moment so I'm hoping that it's gonna be the center point of the next book. The investigation had an unexpected ending, like most of Nesbø's books, he leads the reader astray until the very last moment, though I think it becomes expected and I hope he doesn't do that in every book. The writing improved since the last two books, the characters are better written, the stories more detailed, even if we are left wanting more. And I can't wait to see how a certain character's storyline is going to evolve in The Devil's Star and if we finally get to see Ellen Gjelten's murder solved, and how Waller's little business is gonna be discovered!