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I have just finished "He Who Fears the Wolf" by Karin Fossum "He Who Fears the Wolf" by Karin Fossum is a Chief Inspector Konrad Sejer thriller. It has a rather strange, disturbing beginning that leads to Errki Johrma escaping from a psychiatric ward, and then a boy reports the death of an old woman living alone in the woods. This is my first Karin Fossum book, and I was intriqued by the depth of the characters and psychological insight; her writing is skilful, almost poetic in places and held me until the last page. I've just ordered another of her books "When the Devil Holds the Candle"

OOOOOO NEVER, turn down pages, I love my books too much for that. Bookmarks, paper scraps anything I can lay my hands on really.

I buy most of my books from Amazon, some, I order from Waterstones' bookshop and I borrow from the library. If it's a really good book from the library I'll end up buying it to re-read later.

I'm another bibliophile with a TBR bookcase I'm afraid. I can't help browsing and inevitably adding . My latest buys are; "Karin Fossum's ""He Who Fears the Wolf" (Wonderfully suspenseful book, has anyone read it?), "When the Devil Holds the Candle" also by K. Fossum, Jeffrey Deaver "The Vanished Man" , and Vladamir Nabokov's "Pale Fire".