Crime & Mystery

Millions of readers have been kept awake at night by Jo Nesbo’s explosive tales of murder and intrigue. You’re next.

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"You said yourself this was all a riddle or a rebus. I think the location of the olive grove is some sort of key to that riddle. Perhaps Leonardo believes his measurements will direct him to the head of the first victim."

I'd do the lifting, but I just got a manicure. And I notice you don't have a manicure at all. Only thing noticeable about your hands is the missing tan on your ring finger that I don't care about.

"At first he thought it was a old brown bowl, just perched there on a bed of rocks, surrounded by reeds and bushes. But when he walked over to have a closer look, he could see it was a human skull  cut in half, yes, yet still recognizable as human."

So it all began with a fit of rage. This story about the realities of politics, this journey into the swamps where truth and lies are indistinguishable and nothing is clear.

“Theirs was a gang with no name. None was needed. No rival crew was going to claim the Badlands—the Cross crew was only a whispered rumor to most outlaws, but none wanted to test it.”

"You know, for bikers, they keep a very tidy house."