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- 447 pages
- 16 hours of reading
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The Man Who Smiled begins with Inspector Kurt Wallander deep in a personal and professional crisis after killing a man in the line of duty; eventually, he vows to quit the Ystad police force for good. Just then, however, a friend who had asked Wallander to look into the death of his father winds up dead himself, shot three times. Ann-Britt Hoglund, the department's first female detective, proves to be his best ally as he tries to pierce the smiling facade of his prime suspect, a powerful multinational business tycoon. But just as he comes close to uncovering the truth, the same shadowy threats responsible for the murders close in on Wallander himself. All of Henning Mankell's talents as a master of the modern police procedural, which have earned him legions of fans worldwide, are showcased in The Man Who Smiled , which is the fourth of the eight Wallander books published thus far in English.
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De man die glimlachte, Henning Mankell
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- Released
- 2000,
- Book condition
- Good
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- €12.49
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- Title
- De man die glimlachte
- Subtitle
- misdaadroman
- Language
- Dutch
- Authors
- Henning Mankell
- Publisher
- De Geus Spanning
- Released
- 2000
- Pages
- 447
- ISBN10
- 9044508784
- ISBN13
- 9789044508789
- Series
- Kurt Wallander
- Categories
- Tags
- Scandinavian Literature, Sweden, Swedish literature, Adapted into Series, Swedish detective stories
- First published
- 1994
- Original title
- Mannen som log
- Rating
- 3.9 out of 5
- Description
- The Man Who Smiled begins with Inspector Kurt Wallander deep in a personal and professional crisis after killing a man in the line of duty; eventually, he vows to quit the Ystad police force for good. Just then, however, a friend who had asked Wallander to look into the death of his father winds up dead himself, shot three times. Ann-Britt Hoglund, the department's first female detective, proves to be his best ally as he tries to pierce the smiling facade of his prime suspect, a powerful multinational business tycoon. But just as he comes close to uncovering the truth, the same shadowy threats responsible for the murders close in on Wallander himself. All of Henning Mankell's talents as a master of the modern police procedural, which have earned him legions of fans worldwide, are showcased in The Man Who Smiled , which is the fourth of the eight Wallander books published thus far in English.