The Mirror Man
Joona Linna Series: #8
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4.2 • 76 Ratings
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
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The eighth gripping thriller in Lars Kepler's bestselling series featuring Joona Linna.
Sixteen-year-old Jenny is abducted in broad daylight and taken to a dilapidated, isolated house where she is chained and caged along with several other girls. Their captor is as wily as he is cruel: he foils every one of their desperate attempts to escape . . . and once caught, they rarely survive their punishment.
Five years later, Jenny is found dead in a public park, and the police are scrambling to find a lead among the scant evidence. But Detective Joona Linna realizes that this murder has an eerie connection to a death that was declared a suicide years before. When Mia, a seventeen-year-old orphan, goes missing, it becomes clear to Joona that they are dealing with a serial killer—whose murderous rampage has just begun.
As the police close in on the killer, Mia and her fellow captives are plunged into ever greater danger, and Joona finds himself in a seemingly impossible race against time to save their young lives.
Customer Reviews
Nothing short of thrilling
This book will keep you up at night and you’ll find yourself holding your breath. Read it if you dare.
Mirror Man
The Kepler team, throughout the Joona Linna series, tends to “jump the shark” when it comes to the climatic descriptions of action and violence. In this book they go way beyond the other books in the series, way beyond what Hollywood would ever attempt to sell to audiences. But what saves them is the stories that hold the reader’s attention even as the gratuitous sex and actions scenes stretch the reader’s patience.
PS. I have read all books in the series twice.
That bad
This is absolutely the let down of the year. I have loved this series till this book. I didn’t even finish it - it is that bad. There wasn’t an option for zero stars or I would have chosen that. Huge misstep in the series. Boring- Joona is barely in the book. Just bad really bad.