No echo : a Hanne Wilhelmsen novel / Anne Holt and Berit Reiss-Andersen ; translated from the Norwegian by Anne Bruce.
Material type:
TextLanguage: English Original language: Norwegian Series: Holt, Anne, Hanne Wilhelmsen novel ; Publisher: New York : Scribner, 2016Copyright date: ©2016Edition: First Scribner hardcover editionDescription: 323 pages ; 24 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1501123351
- 9781501123351
- Uten ekko. English
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Main Library | Mystery | Holt, Anne | HW 6 | Available | 33111008465508 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
When one of Oslo's hottest celebrity chefs is murdered, Hanne Wilhelmsen is called back into action in the sixth installment of the award-winning series from Norway's #1 bestselling female crime writer.
On a cold December evening, celebrity chef Brede Ziegler is discovered stabbed to death on the steps of Oslo's police headquarters, sending a shock wave through the city's hip in-crowd. Chef Ziegler had many famous associates and more than a few enemies among them. Was his murder a random act of violence or did someone want him dead? Police investigator Billy T. is stymied by conflicting information about the kind of man Ziegler was. It seems nobody really knew him: not his glamorous wife, his business partner, nor the editor of his memoir-in-progress. The case is hopeless until Hanne Wilhelmsen returns to Oslo after a six-month stay in Italy and teams up with Billy T. Working together, they are pulled deep into the nefarious world inhabited by Ziegler. Was he at all the chef he claimed to be? And can those who knew him be trusted?
"Originally published in Norwegian in 2000 as Uten Ekko" -- verso.
When a popular celebrity chef is found murdered on the steps of the Oslo police headquarters, police investigator Billy T. and long-absent Hanne Wilhelmsen team up for an investigation that reveals that few people really knew the victim or his mysterious activities.
Translated from the Norwegian.