Scandi-noir fans are in for a treat. <i>Knock Knock</i> is <b>a dark read - not for the lily-livered.</b>
The Herald
A <b>masterpiece </b>of a thriller. Brutal, gripping, intelligent. It left me breathless.
Liza Marklund
A tense and detailed thriller...The ending is <b>a twist and a shocker</b>.
New York Journal of Books
[Grens is] an eccentric, alienated, socially inept hero <b>worthy of comparison with Swedish mystery master Henning Mankell's Inspector Kurt Wallander</b>.
Wall Street Journal
A perfect example of Scandi noir
The Times
[A] complex, white-knuckle read
- Alison Flood, Observer
If you <b>thrill to the chills of Scandinavian noir</b>, chances are you've read something by Anders Roslund. Roslund has two strong prose styles - dark and darker - and both are on show in <i>Knock Knock</i>.
New York Times Book Review
Anders Roslund is a household name throughout most of the world as<b> a master of crime fiction</b>, and this book is a sterling example of why.
The Bookreporter
From the first <i>Knock Knock</i> on the door of a murder scene to discovering the killers behind it, this novel is a breathless, suspenseful read...A <b>heart-pounding thriller</b>... Roslund's serpentine plot and visceral character development brings each cliffhanging chapter to a staggering revelation on how tasty a dish of cold, karmic revenge can be.
Shelf Awareness
<i>Breathtaking and terrific...Knock Knock</i> is<b> one of the best crime novels</b> this reviewer has read in a very long time.
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