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The Thirst (Harry Hole, #11)
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The Thirst is another solidly entertaining installment of the Harry Hole series. This time, a serial killer is targeting women on Tinder, killing them by biting and draining them of their blood. Harry is no longer with the police force, but he recognizes from the murders that a killer from his past is back.
This series has been so consistently compelling, and this book is no different. Each of the five books I've read so far (I started with The Snowman - #7) has been gripping and fast-paced. This time, there are a number of shifty characters. I thought I had it all figured it, but I totally didn't and the end completely surprised me. It was all great fun.
Sometimes I think: poor Harry! This guy just can't catch a break. All he wants to do is to live a normal life being a lecturer at the police academy and hanging out with his wife and kid. But murders keep dragging him back, and he always ends up mentally and physically beaten up. But I guess if he had that peaceful life, then we wouldn't have any more stories to read.
I'm definitely going to continue with this series. I only have one more to read before I run out of the new books, and then I'll have to go back to the beginning and read #1-#6 that I've skipped.
This series has been so consistently compelling, and this book is no different. Each of the five books I've read so far (I started with The Snowman - #7) has been gripping and fast-paced. This time, there are a number of shifty characters. I thought I had it all figured it, but I totally didn't and the end completely surprised me. It was all great fun.
Sometimes I think: poor Harry! This guy just can't catch a break. All he wants to do is to live a normal life being a lecturer at the police academy and hanging out with his wife and kid. But murders keep dragging him back, and he always ends up mentally and physically beaten up. But I guess if he had that peaceful life, then we wouldn't have any more stories to read.
I'm definitely going to continue with this series. I only have one more to read before I run out of the new books, and then I'll have to go back to the beginning and read #1-#6 that I've skipped.
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October 30, 2019
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November 3, 2019
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Thank you, Paige! I've been really happy with this series! I think this book is fiction, but probably someone has been killed while being on a Tinder date. The online dating thing sounds rather shady to me, but maybe I'm just an old fogey haha.

Oh definitely, Christi! It hasn't let me down yet. I think you would really enjoy it too. :)



Thank you, Meredith! I'm already looking forward to the next book hehe. :)

Thank you, Lyn! Ooh hope you love Knife... looking forward to seeing your thoughts on it! :)

Thank you, Kaceey! It really is! ❤️💙



Thank you, Laura! Ha, I'm not the only one reading this series a little out of order, although you're doing better than me. :)

Thank you, Sandra! Yes I totally understand the dilemma -- too many books to read, too little time. Maybe one day you can revisit this series! 😊💖

Thank you, Ceecee! I'm glad we're both enjoying this series! :)

Thank you, Michelle! Me too! :)

Thank you, Richard! I'm glad you enjoy it too! :)


Thank you, Mary Beth! I'm glad we both find this author to be consistently great! Hope you enjoy Police when you get around to it! :)


Thank you, Jan! If you ever decide to give the series another try, I'd recommend starting with "The Snowman" (#7). The author started this series so long ago that I wonder if his style must have evolved a great deal since then.

I've been enjoying it, Christy! I think this is best read in order, but if you don't want to start all the way at the beginning, you can try starting at #7 (The Snowman), and then going from there. That's what I did, and I don't think I've missed too much from the earlier books. :)