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Investigating the arson murder of a young ballerina whose stepfather died under similar circumstances when the present-day victim was a child, Detective Inspector Irene Huss confronts the disturbing possibility that the ballerina was responsible for the original crime.
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Review:
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."--"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."--"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."--"Chicago Sun Times
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"Truly satisfying."--"Philadelphia Inquirer"
Praise for "The Fire Dance"
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
"--Publishers Weekly "
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
--"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
--"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
--"Chicago Sun Times
"
"Truly satisfying."
--"Philadelphia Inquirer"
Praise for "The Fire Dance"
"A strong mystery and an interesting setting . . . Readers will also find it entertaining to read about life in Sweden, which is not so foreign that outsiders can t relate."
"Romantic Times Book Review""s"
"As intheprevious five installments intheseries, Irene juggles her police duties with family life . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. Atthesame time, [Tursten] manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache.Recommended."
"Spinetingler Magazine"
"Fans will enjoy the details of Huss s early career and her continuing family saga . . . Readers of Anne Holt or Mari Jungstedt will enjoy this installment."
"Library Journal"
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
" Publishers Weekly "
"Irene juggles her police duties with family life, her gourmet chef husband and twin daughters who now exhibit minds of their own in relation to their interests and boyfriends . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. At the same time, the author manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache. Recommended."
Midwest Book Review
"["The Fire Dance"]slices realistically into and out of Huss s professional and personal lives. Not everything is wrapped up neatly by the end . . . mak[ing] the reader both wonder about and anticipate the next installment. This is a great series, the audience for which hopefully will grow exponentially with each subsequent release."
Book Reporter
"[Fire and]family secrets are at the core of this intriguing mystery [whose] subtle, clever plot development that makes you realize there's complexity . . . that will surface as the investigation proceeds."
BookLoons
"[Is "The Fire Dance"] good? You bet it is, especially due to the strong cast of characters Tursten has created and those characters have more than one surprise in store for readers like me who have followed this series from the start."
Kittling Books
"For those who enjoy solid police procedurals with a personal twist."
Scandinavian Crime Fiction
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
"Chicago Sun Times
"
"Truly satisfying."
"Philadelphia Inquirer"
"
Praise for The Fire Dance
"A strong mystery and an interesting setting . . . Readers will also find it entertaining to read about life in Sweden, which is not so foreign that outsiders can t relate."
Romantic Times Book Reviews
"As intheprevious five installments intheseries, Irene juggles her police duties with family life . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. Atthesame time, [Tursten] manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache.Recommended."
Spinetingler Magazine
"Fans will enjoy the details of Huss s early career and her continuing family saga . . . Readers of Anne Holt or Mari Jungstedt will enjoy this installment."
Library Journal
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
Publishers Weekly
"Irene juggles her police duties with family life, her gourmet chef husband and twin daughters who now exhibit minds of their own in relation to their interests and boyfriends . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. At the same time, the author manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache. Recommended."
Midwest Book Review
"[The Fire Dance]slices realistically into and out of Huss s professional and personal lives. Not everything is wrapped up neatly by the end . . . mak[ing] the reader both wonder about and anticipate the next installment. This is a great series, the audience for which hopefully will grow exponentially with each subsequent release."
Book Reporter
"[Fire and]family secrets are at the core of this intriguing mystery [whose] subtle, clever plot development that makes you realize there's complexity . . . that will surface as the investigation proceeds."
BookLoons
"[Is The Fire Dance] good? You bet it is, especially due to the strong cast of characters Tursten has created and those characters have more than one surprise in store for readers like me who have followed this series from the start."
Kittling Books
"For those who enjoy solid police procedurals with a personal twist."
Scandinavian Crime Fiction
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
Entertainment Weekly
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
The New York Times Book Review
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
Chicago Sun Times
"Truly satisfying."
Philadelphia Inquirer
"
About the Author:
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."--"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."--"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."--"Chicago Sun Times
"
"Truly satisfying."--"Philadelphia Inquirer"
Praise for "The Fire Dance"
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
"--Publishers Weekly "
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
--"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
--"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
--"Chicago Sun Times
"
"Truly satisfying."
--"Philadelphia Inquirer"
Praise for "The Fire Dance"
"A strong mystery and an interesting setting . . . Readers will also find it entertaining to read about life in Sweden, which is not so foreign that outsiders can t relate."
"Romantic Times Book Review""s"
"As intheprevious five installments intheseries, Irene juggles her police duties with family life . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. Atthesame time, [Tursten] manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache.Recommended."
"Spinetingler Magazine"
"Fans will enjoy the details of Huss s early career and her continuing family saga . . . Readers of Anne Holt or Mari Jungstedt will enjoy this installment."
"Library Journal"
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
" Publishers Weekly "
"Irene juggles her police duties with family life, her gourmet chef husband and twin daughters who now exhibit minds of their own in relation to their interests and boyfriends . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. At the same time, the author manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache. Recommended."
Midwest Book Review
"["The Fire Dance"]slices realistically into and out of Huss s professional and personal lives. Not everything is wrapped up neatly by the end . . . mak[ing] the reader both wonder about and anticipate the next installment. This is a great series, the audience for which hopefully will grow exponentially with each subsequent release."
Book Reporter
"[Fire and]family secrets are at the core of this intriguing mystery [whose] subtle, clever plot development that makes you realize there's complexity . . . that will surface as the investigation proceeds."
BookLoons
"[Is "The Fire Dance"] good? You bet it is, especially due to the strong cast of characters Tursten has created and those characters have more than one surprise in store for readers like me who have followed this series from the start."
Kittling Books
"For those who enjoy solid police procedurals with a personal twist."
Scandinavian Crime Fiction
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
"Entertainment Weekly"
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
"The New York Times Book Review"
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
"Chicago Sun Times
"
"Truly satisfying."
"Philadelphia Inquirer"
"
Praise for The Fire Dance
"A strong mystery and an interesting setting . . . Readers will also find it entertaining to read about life in Sweden, which is not so foreign that outsiders can t relate."
Romantic Times Book Reviews
"As intheprevious five installments intheseries, Irene juggles her police duties with family life . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. Atthesame time, [Tursten] manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache.Recommended."
Spinetingler Magazine
"Fans will enjoy the details of Huss s early career and her continuing family saga . . . Readers of Anne Holt or Mari Jungstedt will enjoy this installment."
Library Journal
"Series fans should enjoy glimpsing her [Inspector Irene Huss] early days on the force and seeing her 18-year-old daughter, Katarina, find a passion for dance."
Publishers Weekly
"Irene juggles her police duties with family life, her gourmet chef husband and twin daughters who now exhibit minds of their own in relation to their interests and boyfriends . . . But she prevails somehow in both roles. At the same time, the author manages to move a crime story forward subtly with panache. Recommended."
Midwest Book Review
"[The Fire Dance]slices realistically into and out of Huss s professional and personal lives. Not everything is wrapped up neatly by the end . . . mak[ing] the reader both wonder about and anticipate the next installment. This is a great series, the audience for which hopefully will grow exponentially with each subsequent release."
Book Reporter
"[Fire and]family secrets are at the core of this intriguing mystery [whose] subtle, clever plot development that makes you realize there's complexity . . . that will surface as the investigation proceeds."
BookLoons
"[Is The Fire Dance] good? You bet it is, especially due to the strong cast of characters Tursten has created and those characters have more than one surprise in store for readers like me who have followed this series from the start."
Kittling Books
"For those who enjoy solid police procedurals with a personal twist."
Scandinavian Crime Fiction
Praise for the Irene Huss series
"As good as Louise Welsh's similarly creepy tour of Glasgow."
Entertainment Weekly
"These days Scandinavian crime writers are thick on the ground. It's nice to see that the women can be just as bloodthirsty as the men."
The New York Times Book Review
"[Tursten] imbues this novel with a cold chill of dread that can't be attributed only to the subfreezing temperatures of Goteborg in winter."
Chicago Sun Times
"Truly satisfying."
Philadelphia Inquirer
"
Helene Tursten was a nurse and a dentist before she turned to writing. Other books in the Irene Huss series includeDetective Inspector Huss, Night Rounds, The Torso, The Glass Devil, The Golden Calf, and The Beige Man. She was born in Goteborg, Sweden, where she now lives with her husband and daughter."
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- PublisherBlackstone Pub
- Publication date2014
- ISBN 10 1482950553
- ISBN 13 9781482950557
- BindingMP3 CD
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