The writing is eloquent, fluent and lively, giving the opportunity to the readers to go deep into Harry’s inner world and to bond with him. Azuma K, Ifuku S, Osaki T, Okamoto Y, Minami S (2014) Preparation and biomedical applications of chitin and chitosan nanofibers. J Biomed Nanotechnol 10(10):891–2920 Extrañaba este sentimiento de reencanto, de disfrutar un libro a tope y leerlo cada vez que tenía tiempo (incluso en el baño). Si no hubiera sido por mis responsabilidades en la vida, lo hubiese teminado mucho antes. The soldiers demanded that President Kayibanda’s portrait be hung in every house. The missionaries made sure the image of Mary was put up beside him. We lived our lives under the twin portraits of the President who’d vowed to exterminate us and Mary who was waiting for us in heaven.

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Norway's ambassador to Thailand is found stabbed to death in a brothel on the outskirts of Bangkok. [1] Oslo detective Harry Hole is sent to help the Thai police solve the crime before the scandal hits the newspapers. Starting at the embassy in Bangkok, Hole uncovers tensions between career diplomats and political appointees, as well as shameful secrets of the ambassador's family and various embassy staff. [2] Hole learns that the ambassador had lost heavily in betting on Thai horse racing and had become indebted to notorious loan sharks. Following this lead, Hole along with his new Thai colleagues penetrate the city's shadier neighborhoods, leading to some spectacular violent confrontations but no real headway in the case. You know, we come to these countries for refuge and to find better lives, but it is these countries that made us leave our homes in the first place.... these countries we live in talk about democracy but they do not want democracy. They only want dictators. It is easier for them to deal with dictators than to have democracy in the countries we came from. I fought for democracy. I was tortured for democracy."Quiero desatacar lo principal de la historia: la pedofilia. Un tópico asqueroso, pero en el contexto de esta historia se trata de una forma muy interesante y quizás desde otro ángulo y Nesbo no deja dudas en transmitir que la pedofilia es algo asqueroso y repugnante por donde se le mire. Beautifully written in the graceful, lilting prose that dominated Our Lady of the Nile.” – Eileen Battersby, Irish Times(Best Books of 2016)