1222 (Danish Edition) Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I was mixed about this book. Didn't love it but didn't hate it. There just weren't any really likeable people. The main character was so self absorbed that she was not likeable. I guess other than the storm there wasn't really a lot of description. If you haven't read books from this series you are pretty much at a loss and scrambling to play a bit of catch-up. "

" Not as terrifying as Agatha Christie's classic, but a good intriguing imaginative mystery. "

" 3.5 As I was reading this book about a train derailment, with all the passengers having to stay snowed in at a hotel, I was reminded of The Overlook Hotel in The Shining. Only instead of ghosts and spirits, there is a murderer and a mysterious car that had been added to the back of the train and no one knows who was on it. I liked the main character Hanne, who had been with the police but was now paralyzed and in a wheelchair, she is kind of grumpy and very opinionated but somehow I found her very real. "

" Picked up after G&M recommendation. Hard to read, awkward prose at times. Either original was like that, or was in translation. Either way - didn't make it past the page 50 cut-off/ "

" I enjoyed the interaction of the characters especially because they were confined in one area during a snowstorm. I wasn't sure even at the end whether I liked Hanne Wilhelmson but plan to read another of Anne Holt's with this character. I've already read What Never Happens by this author and thought it was great. "

" A fabulous modern day version of The Murder on the Orient Express, complete with the gripping ending scene(even if you've already figured out who did it) and engaging characters. The setting was also a tremendous character in this story. "

" I am not sure why this was nominated for an Edgar. "

" I really enjoyed this one & am looking forward to more of this series "

" An American debut for this author and lead character but I felt as if I were missing a great deal of the backstory. I am a stickler for reading series books in order so to me it could have been better. "

" Overall, a good read. Decent whodunit, part of a series, starts up intriguing but ends somewhat predictable. The main character is a bit hard to like, but I ended up rooting for her anyway by the end. I'll definitely be on the lookout for more. "

" Interesting mystery. Kept me wanting to come back for more. The story was good, I liked the charachters and for me it wasnt an obvious who done it, I was actually surprised but I was disappointed with the ending only because it left me with so many more questions "

" Captivating, but not demanding. Holt deftly weaves clear and colorful imagery. An enjoyable weekend read. "

" I enjoyed reading this book while in Norway, in the mountains. It is a mystery in the Agatha Christie sense, in that all the suspects are trapped in a hotel during a storm in the Norwegian mountains. "

" Anxious to read more of her. "

" Very Slow start... very slow book coudnt complete reading it yet!! "

" A Scandinavian crime story more in the tradition of Agatha Christie than Stieg Larsson. A disparate group of travellers are left stranded in a hotel when their train is derailed. Then people start dying. "

" Similar to Agatha Christie but more exciting, very chilly! but got a little confused at the ending. "

" Felt promising quite a lot of the time but ultimately failed to go anywhere. The plotline just didn't hold up, even with lots of potential - snowed in, hotel miles from nowhere, etc etc.Disappointing. "

" I'm a sucker for locked-room mysteries and snowy landscapes, so I loved this. The building of the atmosphere was more fun than the eventual reveal, but it's still a well-written crime story. "

" I read this book in dutch and then it is called Hoogtelijn. I think it is funny written and easy to read, especially when you don't have a lot of time to read. It is about Norway so that is also nice to know more about. It is not really exciting and the book is bad translated. "