is a weekly event that was originally hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine. This meme is a place that spotlights upcoming releases that we´re eagerly anticipating with pure joy. There are a lot of new books coming out each year and some of them catch my attention and will get a spotlight in my Waiting on Wednesday post. While some of them will finally end up here at my place, others won´t. I am joining Tressa at Wishful Endings and her meme Can´t-Wait Wednesday.
When I heard for the very first time about this thriller, I was not really interested, to be honest. But then I read some of its Danish critics – something I normally try to avoid – and took a closer look at the summary and now I want to read it. Everything sounds like this book could be a very twisted story with some surprises and a strong and profound main figure. Good, the cover is not really mine, but that is something I can overlook. Sure, the cover is important, because it is the first thing you see when looking around for a new book to read. But in this case, I am more interested in the story itself. On the other hand, I might not be in love with the German cover because the original Danish cover looks familiar to me. Do you know the “The Last Namsara – Iskari book one” by Kristen Ciccarelli? Yep, I thought so too. However. Anne Mette Hancock is a new author to me and now on my reading schedule for 2021.
This book is the first in a series. The series is originally called Kaldan og Schäfer, which means in English “Kaldan and Schäfer”. In Germany, this series will be published as Heloise Kaldan. That is why I wrote both series names in the book data below. To avoid any confusion.
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Author Anne Mette Hancock
Kaldan & Schäfer Series #1
Heloise Kaldan Series #1
Original Title Ligblomsten
Publishing Date January 27, 2021
Publisher Fischer Scherz
Format Paperback
Copenhagen investigative journalist Heloise Kaldan is in a delicate job crisis when she receives a mysterious letter: from a wanted murderer. There are things about Heloise that nobody can actually know. Heloise begins to do research on her own. The sender has vanished without a trace since a brutal murder a few years ago. What does she want from Heloise of all places and where did she get the information about her from? At the same time, Commissioner Erik Schäfer also receives a new reference to the wanted person. All traces seem to lead to Heloise Kaldan. Is her life in danger? And can the police officer and the journalist trust each other?
And what are you waiting for? Let me know your thoughts about this one or leave me the link to your WoW and I check it out.
Happy reading & waiting on
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Sounds like a great read and I hope you'll enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteI hope that too. Thank you for your visit.
DeleteThanks for sharing and I hope you love this. Also, thanks for always visiting The Farm on Wednesdays!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! *smile* It is always a pleasure to see what others post for this meme on a Wednesday. Thank you for visiting my blog *smile*
DeleteOh yes, that cover does remind me of The Last Namasara. The series sounds really good too. I hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteIt does, right?! I hope it will be a good read.
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