Review: Easily competes with thrillers on the New York Times Bestsellers list.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2013
The Girl Who Put Out the Fire could have easily been ripped from the headlines of any newspaper across the globe, an international conspiracy thriller set around the journalistic investigation into corporate greed.Beyond the fiction, D. K. Janotta also manages to give some deeper insights into the issues that many nations are facing as we race toward globalisation, ignoring the many national issues it creates.Janotta takes in multiple locations as his characters traverse the excellently woven plot and you will become involved with the main character, Kari Erntemann. The secondary characters are equally well written and well realised giving the novel additional depth.The title is reminiscent of the books of Stieg Larsson and the association will do no harm as readers who enjoyed the adventures of Lisbeth Salander will find a lot to like here. Well written and constructed, The Girl Who Put Out the Fire easily competes with thrillers on the New York Times Bestsellers List and will keep its readers enthralled as they follow Kari in her attempts to complete her story and solve the mystery.