The Cabin (William Wisting, #13)
Jørn Lier Horst
Politician Bernhard Clausen has been found dead in his cabin on the Norwegian coast.The police discover a piece of explosive information which could put the whole nation's future at risk. In a frantic search for answers they discover a web of lies which conceal the secrets to a series of cold cases. The police soon realise that to uncover the truth these cases need to be solved. And quickly.Chief Inspector William Wisting, together with Kripos investigator Adrian Stiller, delve into Clauren's past and soon find that his interests lay less in Norway's political world, and more in its dark, and deadly, criminal underbelly.
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0[3.5] this was definitely more of a slow-burn thriller, especially given that it goes into quite heavily into politics, and a lot of the plot and the reveals actually revolve around this. maybe it was because i'm not usually used to this in my thrillers that i found it hard to take in all of the information sometimes, and would find myself drifting out and not concentrating. despite this, it was still a decent mystery read that you don't have to be aware of any events in previous books for it still to make sense.
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