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Levhart
Author: Jo Nesbø
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Levhart is the eighth Harry Hole novel, returning the detective to a case in which unusual clues challenge familiar explanations. The discovery of two victims unsettles Oslo, while Harry is in Hong Kong with no desire to return to police work. Jo Nesbo connects the investigation with the hero's personal burdens and the pressures faced by investigators. This Czech-language e-book has 722 pages. It is for readers of expansive Nordic crime fiction who follow complex cases and a detective shaped by his past and difficult decisions.
About the book
The discovery of two women's bodies in Oslo poses a problem with no simple answer. Unusual injuries suggest an unfamiliar murder weapon, and the investigation needs someone able to look beyond the first explanation. Harry Hole, however, lives in Hong Kong, far from his workplace and the country connected with his earlier experiences.
Detective Kaja Solness is tasked with bringing him back. The case thus becomes tied to Harry's state of mind: knowing he has the right skills is not enough; his reluctance must also be overcome. He enters the investigation carrying personal burdens and unwillingness to face again what he left behind.
Crime and personal limits intensify one another in the novel. Oslo is the starting point for a search that extends to Norway's mountains and Africa. Changing settings broaden the story's scale, but its core remains the attempt to understand unusual clues and a person capable of such violence.
Harry Hole's eighth case will appeal to readers interested in investigative judgment and the personal costs of police work. The hero's past remains part of his motivation.
Main themes
- Unusual clues: The case requires an explanation for an unfamiliar method of violence.
- Returning to work: Harry's distance from Oslo complicates his involvement.
- Personal burdens: The investigator brings his past into another case.
- The reach of an investigation: The search goes beyond the city and national borders.
Characters
- Harry Hole: The detective the police need to bring back from Hong Kong.
- Kaja Solness: The detective assigned to bring Harry back to Oslo.
Setting
Oslo, Hong Kong, Norway's mountains, and Africa.
Who is it for?
For Nordic crime readers who enjoy complex clues, a psychologically burdened investigator, and a search extending beyond one city.
Edition details
Czech-language e-book published by Kniha Zlín, 722 pages, EPUB, PDF, and MOBI.
Levhart is the eighth Harry Hole novel, returning the detective to a case in which unusual clues challenge familiar explanations. The discovery of two victims unsettles Oslo, while Harry is in Hong Kong with no desire to return to police work. Jo Nesbo connects the investigation with the hero's personal burdens and the pressures faced by investigators. This Czech-language e-book has 722 pages. It is for readers of expansive Nordic crime fiction who follow complex cases and a detective shaped by his past and difficult decisions.
Book information
- Author
- Jo Nesbo
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Kniha Zlín
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Severská krimi
- Original title
- Panserhjerte
- ISBN
- 978-80-747-3110-5
- Publication date
- 22. October 2013
- Pages
- 722
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-747-3139-6) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-747-3138-9) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-747-3140-2)
What is Levhart about?
The discovery of two women's bodies in Oslo poses a problem with no simple answer. Unusual injuries suggest an unfamiliar murder weapon, and the investigation needs someone able to look beyond the first explanation. Harry Hole, however, lives in Hong Kong, far from his workplace and the country connected with his earlier experiences.
Detective Kaja Solness is tasked with bringing him back. The case thus becomes tied to Harry's state of mind: knowing he has the right skills is not enough; his reluctance must also be overcome. He enters the investigation carrying personal burdens and unwillingness to face again what he left behind.
Crime and personal limits intensify one another in the novel. Oslo is the starting point for a search that extends to Norway's mountains and Africa. Changing settings broaden the story's scale, but its core remains the attempt to understand unusual clues and a person capable of such violence.
Harry Hole's eighth case will appeal to readers interested in investigative judgment and the personal costs of police work. The hero's past remains part of his motivation.
Themes and motifs
Unusual clues
The case requires an explanation for an unfamiliar method of violence.
Returning to work
Harry's distance from Oslo complicates his involvement.
Personal burdens
The investigator brings his past into another case.
The reach of an investigation
The search goes beyond the city and national borders.
Setting
Oslo, Hong Kong, Norway's mountains, and Africa.
Main characters
Harry Hole
The detective the police need to bring back from Hong Kong.
Kaja Solness
The detective assigned to bring Harry back to Oslo.
Who is this book for?
For Nordic crime readers who enjoy complex clues, a psychologically burdened investigator, and a search extending beyond one city.
Séria a poradie
- Harry Hole – tento titul je 8. diel
Otázky o knihe
Where does Levhart fit in the series?
It is the eighth Harry Hole novel.
Where is Harry at the start?
In Hong Kong, from where Kaja Solness is assigned to bring him back to Oslo.
What is the original title?
The Norwegian title is Panserhjerte.
Which e-book formats are available?
EPUB, PDF, and MOBI.
How many pages does this electronic edition have?
722 pages.
What language is the book in?
Czech.
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