The Thirst: A Harry Hole Novel (Unabridged)
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4.5 • 22 Ratings
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- $19.99
Publisher Description
#1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER • In this electrifying thriller, Inspector Harry Hole hunts down a serial murderer who targets his victims—on Tinder. • Part of the New York Times bestselling series.
The murder victim, a self-declared Tinder addict. The one solid clue—fragments of rust and paint in her wounds—leaves the investigating team baffled.
Two days later, there’s a second murder: a woman of the same age, a Tinder user, an eerily similar scene.
The chief of police knows there’s only one man for this case. But Harry Hole is no longer with the force. He promised the woman he loves, and he promised himself, that he’d never go back: not after his last case, which put the people closest to him in grave danger.
But there’s something about these murders that catches his attention, something in the details that the investigators have missed. For Harry, it’s like hearing “the voice of a man he was trying not to remember.” Now, despite his promises, despite everything he risks, Harry throws himself back into the hunt for a figure who haunts him, the monster who got away.
Customer Reviews
Good book annoying reader
I love all the Harry Hole books and loved when Robin Sachs read them, but this John Lee is one of the most annoying narrators around. He over acts, over-enunciates. While I thought the story was goos, I found myself being annoyed by this guy for his foolishness and also Robin Sachs for passing away. I tried to get the British version of the book because it has a different reader, but was unsuccessful. If Robin was the reader the book would be a five star rating. I can’t be the only person who can’t stand this John Lee guy?
iBooks is a waste of time
Would love to review this but getting it to persist on apples half baked app prevents me from finishing it.