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Nadie lo ha oído: (Gotland 2)
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Nadie lo ha oído: (Gotland 2)

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Cuando el fotógrafo alcohólico Henry Dahlström aparece asesinado en pleno centro de Gotland, las pesquisas policiales apuntan directamente a sus compañeros de juerga. El caso no parece revestir mayor misterio, hasta que el comisario Anders Knutas descubre que el fallecido recibió una importante cantidad de dinero el día anterior a su muerte. Paralelamente, la señora Jannson denuncia la desaparición de su hija Fanny, de catorce años, y la policía inicia inmediatamente la investigación de este supuesto caso de secuestro. Sin embargo, la investigación da un giro inesperado cuando el portero del piso de Dahlström descubre una caja con fotos de carácter pederasta en las que aparece la joven Fanny. Knutas necesitará todo su talento y la ayuda de su amigo periodista Johan Berg para descubrir qué se esconde detrás de este terrible caso.
LanguageEspañol
Release dateJul 15, 2010
ISBN9788492695843
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Mari Jungstedt

Bestselling author Mari Jungstedt and award-winning author Ruben Eliassen are the duo behind the dark and dramatic Canary Islands Series. Jungstedt is one of Sweden’s most beloved authors. She has published twelve books in her popular Gotland series, which is available in more than twenty countries and has been filmed for German television. Eliassen has published seven books in the award-winning Phenomena series, whose movie rights have been sold to an American film company.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Publishers Blurb:It is winter on Gotland, and fourteen-year-old Fanny is missing. She had no friends to speak of other than the horses she took care of at the local racing stable, and seems to have been an unhappy and isolated teenager, the daughter of an absent Jamaican musician and an instable Swedish mother. Is her disappearance somehow connected to the recent brutal murder of alcoholic photographer Henry Dahlström, who had won a large sum of money at the racetrack right before his death? Inspector Anders Knutas and his team investigate under pressure from the media.#2 in Jungstedt's Anders Knutas series is at once a Swedish police procedural set on the island of Gotland, as was the first in the series UNSEEN, and at the same time an exploration of how little people often know about each other, even in situations when they should. It is a book I've had on my mental list for some time.UNSPOKEN is a clever interweaving of three stories: firstly the disappearance of Henry Dahlstrom whose friends know almost nothing about him, and whose wife and daughter have long rejected. As is often the case it seems in modern murder mysteries Dahlstrom has sources of income that those closest to him knew nothing about.Fanny Jannsom was not yet fifteen and yet already her mother was assuming that she could be left alone overnight or even for weekends. Again, here is a person with no real friends, and with a secret life well hidden from view. but it is a life that Fanny really wanted to be rescued from.The third element was one that I had not expected. Reporter Johan Berg had a significant role in UNSEEN, and he became entangled with Emma, a friend of one of the victims. The continuing relationship between the two provides an interesting backdrop to the police investigation in UNSPOKEN, while Johan is constantly prompting Knutas for results.Jungstedt's is a lighter, almost uncomplicated style when you compare it to other Swedish writers like Henning Mankell and Nesbo, whose novels seem much darker. That isn't to say that Jungstedt isn't dealing with dark situations. I am tempted to compare it with Helene Tursten's particularly in the treatment of the domestic life of the central police character.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    The second of Ms. Jungstedt's Gotland mysteries, featuring Detective Knutas and the journalist Berg. The mystery this time invoves a missing 14 year old girl, who is found murdered. The lives of Berg (particularly) and Knutas are as much a draw as the plot, and the setting is of the first importance to the novel.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    This is a somewhat bland little novel. Not a lot of character development, and they didn't interest me a great deal. I found the ending to be not at all credible. Here it is 5 days after I finished the book and I can't recall why the killer committed the cime, only that he did and HE was a big surprise. The single biggest attraction for me was "discovering" Gotland, an island southeast of Stockholm. There is another character that seems oddly placed in this novel. He is a TV journalist (as was the author, "write what you know") but he seems somewhat tangential to the story. He uncovers helpful information that contributes to the resolution of the case but he just seems to drop in for an occasional scene every so often. But he is having an affair with a married Mom of two kids who is now just pregnant again. More print seems devoted to his relationshiop with her than his time on the case; I guess this is to offset the somewhat dull private life of the hero cop.Not sure that I will read other books in this series. I expected better.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    I liked this book a little better than Unseen--I think the story was stronger. Again, Inspector Anders Knutas is investigating a murder. Reporter Johan Berg is also back in Gotland, and is still having an affair with Emma, whose best friend was the first victim in the earlier novel. See, I do remember some of the story. This time, there's a missing girl, a murdered photographer, and it's wintertime. The descriptions of the season really set the mood for the creepy mystery.