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Zmizela v mlze
Author: Michaela Klevisová
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Zmizela v mlze is Josef Bergman's fifth case. Michaela Klevisová brings the Czech detective to a remote Norwegian village beyond the Arctic Circle, where he plans a quiet holiday. Instead of fishing, he encounters threatening messages, unexplained deaths and local relationships in which almost everyone conceals something.
About the book
Bergman arrives at a Norwegian fjord without intending to solve another case. Its peace is deceptive. Katrine, a practitioner of psychosomatic medicine, receives threatening notes linking her to a neighbor's death. Another patient's death further complicates matters. Bergman enters a web of private secrets, fear and unspoken conflicts.
The isolated northern setting builds atmosphere and focuses attention on the characters' psychology and the past's influence on current relationships. Bergman must compare new events with what the community says about its history and what it conceals.
Main themes
- Community secrets: A seemingly peaceful village hides conflicts and untold stories.
- Guilt and suspicion: Threats and deaths bring the past into the present.
- Isolation: The remote fjord intensifies tension and the community's insularity.
- Investigation: Bergman moves from holidaymaker to investigator.
Characters
- Josef Bergman: A Czech detective arriving in Norway for a holiday.
- Katrine: A local practitioner of psychosomatic medicine who receives threatening messages.
Setting
A remote village beside a Norwegian fjord beyond the Arctic Circle.
Who is it for?
For readers of psychological detective fiction, Czech crime and stories with a strong Nordic atmosphere.
Literary context
The fifth Josef Bergman novel.
Edition details
Czech-language e-book.
Zmizela v mlze is Josef Bergman's fifth case. Michaela Klevisová brings the Czech detective to a remote Norwegian village beyond the Arctic Circle, where he plans a quiet holiday. Instead of fishing, he encounters threatening messages, unexplained deaths and local relationships in which almost everyone conceals something.
Book information
- Author
- Michaela Klevisová
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Motto
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- ISBN
- 978-80-267-0909-1
- Publication date
- 11. August 2017
- Pages
- 336
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-267-0935-0) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-267-0934-3) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-267-0936-7)
What is Zmizela v mlze about?
Bergman arrives at a Norwegian fjord without intending to solve another case. Its peace is deceptive. Katrine, a practitioner of psychosomatic medicine, receives threatening notes linking her to a neighbor's death. Another patient's death further complicates matters. Bergman enters a web of private secrets, fear and unspoken conflicts.
The isolated northern setting builds atmosphere and focuses attention on the characters' psychology and the past's influence on current relationships. Bergman must compare new events with what the community says about its history and what it conceals.
Themes and motifs
Community secrets
A seemingly peaceful village hides conflicts and untold stories.
Guilt and suspicion
Threats and deaths bring the past into the present.
Isolation
The remote fjord intensifies tension and the community's insularity.
Investigation
Bergman moves from holidaymaker to investigator.
Setting
A remote village beside a Norwegian fjord beyond the Arctic Circle.
Main characters
Josef Bergman
A Czech detective arriving in Norway for a holiday.
Katrine
A local practitioner of psychosomatic medicine who receives threatening messages.
Who is this book for?
For readers of psychological detective fiction, Czech crime and stories with a strong Nordic atmosphere.
Book context
The fifth Josef Bergman novel.
Séria a poradie
- Josef Bergman – tento titul je 5. diel
Otázky o knihe
What is Zmizela v mlze about?
Threatening notes, unexplained deaths and local secrets disrupt Bergman's holiday by a Norwegian fjord.
Is it part of a series?
Yes, it is the fifth Josef Bergman novel.
What distinguishes the story?
Northern isolation brings community relationships into focus. Bergman compares new events with what locals reveal or conceal about the past.
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