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FIRST U.S. EDITION. 2012 Alfred A, Knopf hardcover, Jo Nesbo (Killing Moon). Inspector Harry Hole has retreated to Hong Kong, escaping the trauma of his last case in squalid opium dens, when two young women are found dead in Oslo, both drowned in their own blood. Media coverage quickly reaches a fever pitch. There are no clues, the police investigation is stalled, and Harry—the one man who might be able to help—can’t be found. After he returns to Oslo, the killer strikes again, Harry’s instincts take over, and nothing can keep him from the investigation, though there is little to go on. Worse, he will soon come to understand that he is dealing with a psychopath who will put him to the test, both professionally and personally, as never before. - Amazon
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0095H4ND4
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Knopf, NY; First Edition (January 1, 2012)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Spanish
  • Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 497 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0307595870
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0307595874
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.95 pounds
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    Jo Nesbo is one of the world’s bestselling crime writers, with The Leopard, Phantom, Police, The Son and his latest Harry Hole novel, The Thirst, all topping the Sunday Times bestseller charts. He's an international number one bestseller and his books are published in 50 languages, selling over 33 million copies around the world.

    Before becoming a crime writer, Nesbo played football for Norway’s premier league team Molde, but his dream of playing professionally for Spurs was dashed when he tore ligaments in his knee at the age of eighteen. After three years military service he attended business school and formed the band Di derre ('Them There'). They topped the charts in Norway, but Nesbo continued working as a financial analyst, crunching numbers during the day and gigging at night. When commissioned by a publisher to write a memoir about life on the road with his band, he instead came up with the plot for his first Harry Hole crime novel, The Bat.

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S. Warfield
5.0 out of 5 stars Love Jo Nesbo's books
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2013
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In Jo Nesbo's "The Leopard" Harry Hole has returned as the dark homicide investigator in Oslo, Norway who is desparately needed on a new case, but Harry is nowhere to be found. After his last case, "The Snowman", an exhausted Harry has taken off to Hong Kong and has drowned his demons in drugs. Harry is eventually brought back to Oslo to help work on the case of two women who have been murdered, and the police are literally clueless.

The murders continue and Harry can't let the crimes go even though he is told to stay off the case. Police corruption, cover-ups, and a serial killer-like series of murders take Harry Hole from Norway to Africa and Harry's life becomes dangerously within sight of the killer who also wants him off the case as he watches his prey silently before striking, just as a leopard watches its prey.

I love the Harry Hole novels and this is the third one I've read. The plot and subplots in "The Leopard" have so many twists and turns, and once you think the series of grisly murders is solved, you know it can't be because there are two or three hundred more pages to go in this 610-page thriller that has an abundance of characters and layers of thought-provoking story that is put together in Nesbo's well-planned way. Nesbo develops his characters at an easy pace and we get to know as much as we need to know about them to satisfy their roles in the story. As is par for the course for this author, the story is complex, multi-layered and Harry Hole ("e" pronounced as a long "a") remains dark and always confronting his personal demons and emptiness.

An excellent novel from a popular Norwegian novelist whose books are being translated into English and other languages. Highly recommended.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Not for the feint hearted
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WARNING: Contains spoilers: 3.5 stars
This is my first introduction to Joe Nesbo's Harry Hole. On the whole, it was enjoyable, but I had a few significant misgivings. First, it is entirely too long. Second, there are too many unfamiliar names and places to swallow. But most importantly, the author, through Harry Hole, tells the reader who the killer is early in the novel. But then, he takes us through a long and arduous more traditional whodunit, laced with misdirection and twists. Ultimately, after six hundred plus pages, we come full circle to a two-page monolog by the killer in which he provides his motivations, means, and methods of killing multiple people. So, why did Nesbo tell us who did it, and then proceed to dispel it, only to prove it again? I don't know, but it didn't work for me. Still, the frightful atmosphere and the foreboding locales make for an intense read at times. But what makes the novel enjoyable are the characters, especially Harry Hole. He is an addictive personality, self-destructive, irreverent, impertinent, but clever and driven to pursue justice. So, I'll try another one in the series.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Leopard changes hot spots in sprine-tingling frigid-air thriller!
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R. Royce longed for the by-gone era when summers seemed endless and the worst crime imaginable was leaving your best girl home on a Saturday night. So it was, the "Beach Boys" sang about the best times of their lives. Obviously. They were on a perpetual "Surfin' Safari" for about half a century.
He contemplated about the secluded swamp-land he'd bought years ago in central Florida. Actually the densely overgrown lots were situated on fairly high ground. Half forest, half jungle, he remembered vividly. He visited there every opportunity he had to get away from it all, spending his leisure time camping out in his camper-topped Dodge Laramie pickup truck, tending the roses he'd planted and cultivated, clearing the land like he was the reincarnation of Daniel Boone, or living the life of Tarzan the Ape-Man, often darting over to the pristine beaches, by driving roads less frequently traveled a short distance north and a few miles east over the Causeway to cool down and chill out. The Atlantic Ocean was only a couple of miles away, as the crow flies. He delighted in sifting through sea shells by the sea shore at sunrise, just as much as one might enjoy watching waves and gazing at free-spirited girls in bikinis playing "Beach Blanket Bingo" later in the day.
He reminisced about Raquel, fondly remembering what she had once said, "I would make you so, so very ... very ..... miserable."
"Maybe so, but would you make me sleep out in the rain?" he replied, nuzzling her affectionately, as if he were an adorable puppy. As you can probably tell, he made friends easily. And he was a nature-lover. Time seemed to stand still for him.
He discovered two artesian wells, one on the adjacent property to the east first, later, one hidden practically under his very nose in the underbrush beneath the intertwined clump of ornamental thorny, grafted sour-orange trees in his own backyard. Consequently, he enjoyed a viable supply of free fresh water in close proximity. His near-term goal was to reclaim the yard space created by the former owner, Mrs. Swinsen, who abruptly returned home to her family in New York, having abandoned the property after one of the hundred-foot-tall Australian Pine trees toppled and fell on her house. The City had no choice but to demolish the building eventually, out of health and safety concerns. The year was 1991.
"It's always one thing or another," Royce thought. "If its not the invisible biting bugs and mosquitoes, it's the snakes and sharks. If not the sweltering, oppressive heat and humidity, it's the hurricanes and tornadoes." In fact, a snake was the reason the nice family living in the quaint cottage to the west unexpectedly and suddenly decided to pack up and move to Tallahassee. It seems an indigenous reptile had bitten one of their pet Boston terriers, a small black and while rascal with a cute pug nose, wagging tail, and wet, dangling red tongue. It had such a friendly demeanor and pleasant disposition.
"Generally, they're harmless," people say, "if left alone." They are seldom seen and live their lives underground mostly, amongst the rich reddish-brown mulch and earth formed by century-old layers of fallen and decomposing tree trunks, limbs, leaves, and pine needles. The neighbors offered words of caution to snake bite victims and rose gardeners in the form of a simple nursery rhyme: "Red yellow black, and you're coming back. Black yellow red, and you're not." So, as it turns out, the coral snake with its distinctive alternating brightly colored stripes is the deadliest creature in the forest, not to be confused with the scarlet king snake. Others, including the Bushmaster, rat snake, and Pygmy rattler, all swamp dwellers, would not win any consolation prizes from Darwin. They are all plentiful and exceptionally scary. In the swampy area miles to the north, Royce heard tell from a local road grader, "The bite from a Pygmy rattler might not kill you, but you'll wish you were dead."
When Royce first began clearing the land, he couldn't even drive off the paved road into what was once a manicured lawn. Several Florida Palm trees had grown up and were scattered about, the biggest one smack dab in the middle of the single gravel drive-way access. They're short and big around, with overlapping tough, fibrous husks surrounding their trunks, and long, waxy leaves that draw in copious amounts of rainfall. He overcame the formidable obstacle with a newly-purchased chain-saw, brute force, and persistence. The nice 87 year old neighbor living in the modest wood-framed house across the road, a retired Botanist, with tangerine trees in her front yard, asked Royce if he'd ever tried "swamp cabbage." She went on to say the succulent delicacy is actually the heart of the palm tree, boiled and seasoned, until it's soft and tender. The down-side is every time you prepare a delicious meal of swamp cabbage, a tree must die.
Months later, as he cleared the yard toward the back of the lot, chopping down shoulder-high saw-grass, various pasture grasses, and obnoxious weeds in his path, he came upon a tall stone cross, undoubtedly a monument to someone's ingenuity. He initially thought it must have been a grave marker from the days of Ponce de Leon and the search for the fountain of youth. He became somewhat agitated, concerned that he might have been treading on holy ground. Trudging onward, like a good Christian soldier, he was mystified to discover a second stone cross. That's when he realized their true purpose: they served as clothes-line poles, to his profound relief. He would soon string up galvanized metal lines between them to support the weight of his sweaty t-shirts, grubby work-pants, dirty socks, and damp towels.
The most pleasing discovery of all was when Royce ventured through the thickets and into the dense forest to the west. He was astonished to find a large and solitary fruit-bearing ruby-red grapefruit tree in their midst. The grand-daddy of them all! He gathered the grapefruits in five-gallon buckets, and lined them up on top of a curvy concrete block wall structure he'd constructed in the clearing to dry and ripen in the sun. He figured if a wild animal ever attacked him, he would be able to run around the wall faster to escape imminent danger. They were the sweetest grapefruits he'd ever tasted. He took them home and made gallons and gallons of juice. Drinking the stuff is good for weight-loss, and chocked full of vitamins and nutrients. The tree was protected by a large hoot-owl, which roosted silently in the top-most branches, but was ever vigilant.
Tending the roses was Royce's favorite hobby. He'd planted a row of velvet red and golden yellow tea roses along the edge of the woods, parallel to the grassy ravine, alongside the paved road. The neighbors complimented him on how beautiful they looked, and how often they bloomed. His pride and joy, however, was the heat-tolerant, neon-pink California hybrid rose. These large, hardy roses grew about five feet tall, in the crater of a fallen tree he'd filled with topsoil, and looked like something outside of this world. They were absolutely magnificent specimens!
Two hurricanes, Frances from the east, and a few months later Jeanne from the west, swept across the land during the same season. Multiple tornadoes had spun off, traversing Royce's yard-space, according to the steadfast neighbor who lived north on the other side of the clothes-line. Several neighbors' homes had been seriously damaged, their roofs blown off, or utterly destroyed, but not his. He calmly sat on his second-story screened-in back porch late throughout the evening cordially sipping coffee, while watching trees snap like toothpicks, the tree branches sent flying, monitoring and surveying the carnage and extent of damage. He'd build the solid concrete block stucco house using the money Lowe's paid him for his original property, which had been located where the corporate owners wanted to build their new super-store in town, in the shopping center on the main drag to the north and west, just off the interstate. Royce had planned to take his sweet time clearing his land in maybe ten or twelve years, but the recent activity of high winds had drastically accelerated his time-table for converting the area into a scenic park, a modern-day Garden of Eden. In reality, the area looked more like a disaster area or a war zone that summer. He was able to clear the land much faster afterwards. There was room enough for three fine, spacious mansions to be built there someday, when he sold out and moved to Texas.
Underneath the sandy topsoil and tightly compacted coral rock from millions of years of sedimentary settling, there exists a naturally flowing underground river. They call it the "Florida Aquafier," which is actually a good source of pure drinking water. That's undoubtedly why the trees grow so tremendously big and tall in the region. Their roots must have penetrated through the layers of sand, dirt, and coral earth and dipped into the bubbling, dripping, and gurgling springs deep below.
One can easily understand why a Norwegian police detective would want to go on a leisurely vacation getaway or take a long business trip to a warmer climate. It would be a welcome change of pace for Harry Hole, the main character in Jo Nesbo's novel, The Leopard, written in 2009 and translated into English by Don Bartlett in 2011, especially after having repeatedly braved the trenches under arctic conditions in the frozen tundra and persevered through many a harsh Russian winter in another of his novels, The Redbreast. These are two of several novels about the exploits and dangers faced by this persistent detective, who usually ultimately gets the job done one way or the other, while confronting his demons and dealing with other issues, impediments, snares, and entanglements. The reader finds that he possesses a certain charisma throughout his ordeals. You can't help but like the guy. He has pizzazz, and a real knack for investigative research. You get the feeling that he is competent in his job and has excelled in his endeavors. He's arrived at the pinnacle of success in his field. He's risen to the peak of his profession. Indeed, he's found himself on the cutting edge of technology! Despite receiving severe criticism regarding his job performance, you can't really knock him for his efforts, considering that the vile villains he must bring to justice are some of the most sinister, diabolical, demented, deranged, and abominable criminals to ever walk the face of the earth. Like the "Dirty Harry" Hollywood movie character, starring actor Clint Eastwood from the 1970's, he packs plenty of "heat" and unleashes some serious firepower when necessary. At the same time, you won't find a gentler, more compassionate man, who manages to look after and care for his family with pure, loving kindness and humility.
Beyond the definitive characterization in his books, you've got to give the author credit for alluding to but not dwelling on the nightmares associated with having to interact with others who may embrace far different, diverse or alternative lifestyles and see things much differently than he does. He doesn't go out of his way to appear overly judgmental. He doesn't extoll virtue, as opposed to excessive deviation from normalcy. Case in point, he doesn't get wrapped around the axle about controversial personal preferences, such as tattoo artistry, body piercings, spiked hair, trendy Gothic, militaristic fashion, techno-rock, raves, substance abuse; or a predilection for rude, crude, unorthodox and anti-social behavior. I believe he views these as being basic facts of life. He plays the role of a criminologist, not a sociologist or a psychologist. As a result, Harry is a perfect, prime example of an arch-type character who has the good sense and common decency to watch his step and tread lightly in settings involving office politics, bureaucratic organization, and functioning law enforcement. He also appears to be on relatively good terms with journalists from the media and the press, which is really nothing more than a big ball of wax involving rapport, the timely presentation of key facts, possessing insight into what matters to the community, and having the keen ability to close cold cases quickly, using the sources of intelligence that are available to him. After all, everyone loves a good human-interest story.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Au bon livre
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2011
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I love the way Jo Nesbo writes today. I say today because he combines my favorite classic authors, to say: Stevenson for adventure and Marcel Proust for associations of scents, weather, colors of the time and so on. Besides that he has a quite original technique, it looks as he tosses all the letters, all the words and sentences, up on the air, and when all those letters, words and sentences fall down, little by little all of them take their places and begin to make sense, so if at first you feel a bit desoriented, don't give up, you will be rewarded by fantastic surprises and inimaginable situations.
Of course I am reading the English translation, and I must say I think the translator is ecqualy good. Now that I am finishing all the English versions, I have to go to the other Jo Nesbo novels which have been translated to the French, because I can not stop, and meanwhile I hope this gifted and extraordinary writer will produce a new novel, or some of the unstranslated will be.
It is extreme good quality literature.
Au bon livre reader and admirer.
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Gareth Ward
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Read!
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Twists and turns a plenty in this Harry Hole adventure. Looking forward to the next one which is already queued up in my library!
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RICHARD-NICOLS François
5.0 out of 5 stars Un grand auteur
Reviewed in France on April 1, 2024
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L'auteur nous catapulte dans des milieux troubles de la Norvège que bien peu imaginent. Son personnages principal bourré de défauts au comportement consciemment erratique dans tous les domaines est donc le seul à pouvoir comprendre et coincer des criminels encore pires que lui-même. Que de remarques brillantes et intelligentes sur les motivations de chacun!
Détail: Carte sommaire d'Oslo pour aider à suivre où les éléments de l'enquête nous amènent. Egalement un lexique des acronymes du pays.
La langue ressemblant assez à l'anglais, le style de grande qualité est donc conservé.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Libro
Reviewed in Italy on December 29, 2016
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Sono contenta che posso leggermi romanzi in lingua inglese. Sono molto soddisfatta del mio kindle e joe nesbo mi intriga tantissimo. Questo è il mip terzo romanzo dello stesso autore e non mi ha delusa!
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H. S. Gledhill
5.0 out of 5 stars The best yet
Reviewed in Brazil on May 26, 2015
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The Harry Hole novels keep getting better - this was the most complex so far, always weaving in elements from previous adventures (good thing I started with book 1). Harry is the ultimate antihero who keeps losing a piece of himself (heart, body or soul) every time he saves the day. I hate to think what he will look like a few novels down the line! Highly recommended.
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Gary Anderson
5.0 out of 5 stars Great tale with Hsrry Hole and his cast
Reviewed in Spain on December 23, 2015
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The book arrived on time and well packed -precisely as advertised. I'll buy from this vendor again in the future

Ho Nesbo's series of great stories continues.................
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