Review: Ice and Fire and super descriptive powermake this book a 'must have' book for your library
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2014
This is an excellent book on the crime issues that seem to fascinate non-Scananavian readers.This is a seamlessly written book brimming with detail with a riveting conclusion that just leaps out at you when yoiu get there and in my case it was an utter surprise.Set in the far northern hemisphere (for, in my case, an Australian reader living in subtropical Queensland) the capacity of humans not only to live in conditions that would leave me in abject fear yet encourages those used to that climactic range to actually find a capacity for enjoying life beyond river Styx (metaphorically) and to be able to live what appears to me to being within a sliver of the impossible the books on the same level as the famous "The girl with the drain tattoo" genre it is both enjoyable and very well worth buying.The plotting is superb, the characters are both quite different as well as well as exciting, and the pace is so fast moving that I would not recommend it a essential bed time reading but rather as a very good book to read on long distance plane flights,or for holiday reading. I do not like giving the plot solutions, but unless you are a very fussy reader this book will entertain you and give you a few hours of unbridled enjoyment tinged with a riveting plot, that will make your every day worries and concerns fade away into the background. So buy and enjoy!