Omtale; Det blå barnet av Eirik Husby Sæther

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For en liten stund siden lånte jeg krimromanen Det blå barnet av Eirik Husby Sæther på biblioteket, og nå kommer omtalen.

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Det blå barnet er en original Oslo-krim, hvor vi blir tatt med 100 år tilbake i tid, til arbeidermiljøet rundt Akerselva og fabrikklivets tøffe kår. Politietterforsker Mikael Wulf plasserer moren på lukket avdeling, hun lider av Alzheimers og snakker om Det blå barnet. Samtidig finner Mikael en dråpe blod på puten etter den forrige pasienten. Mikael har tilgang til likkjelleren på Ullevål sykehus. Han finner pasienten der og oppdager en grusom drapsmetode. Mikael Wulf må løse to mysterier fra morens rom. Drapet på den forrige pasienten og sannheten om Det blå barnet. Eirik Huseby Sæther er selv politi, og har lang erfaring fra krimvakta i Oslo. Han skriver originalt, lavmælt og med god innsikt.

 Mine tanker om boka
Personlig likte jeg boka, spesielt siden den hoppet frem og tilbake i tid, slik at det ble en viss dybde i historien og bandt trådene sammen.

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