Smakebit på Søndag; The Nidderdale Murders av J. R. Ellis

Jeg fant ut det var på tide med en ny Smakebit på Søndag, som Betraktninger og Flukten fra virkeligheten har ansvaret for.

Boka jeg vil ta for meg i dag er krimromanen The Nidderdale Murders av J. R. Ellis, som jeg leste for litt siden. Boka omhandler drapet på en tidligere dommer, som bosatte seg i Yorkshire Dales etter han pensjonerte seg. Politietterforskeren Oldroyd og teamet får saken, og etter hvert blir nok en person drept.

Her kommer smakebiten;
"It was a crisp, clear Friday morning in mid-September on the high moorland fells above Nidderdale, one of the Yorkshire dales. Early mist had cleared and the sky was blue. The lush fields were dotted with sheep and cows. The trees in the scattered areas of woodland were still in full leaf, but the bright green of summer was slowly fading to yellows and browns."

Comments

  1. Cinnamon25 April 2021 at 12:51

    Den vill jag nog läsa! Tack för smakbiten!

    https://cinnamonbooks.se/2021/04/25/en-smakebit-pa-sondag-den-lilla-blomsterhandeln-vid-havet/

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  2. Mia Eggimann25 April 2021 at 13:15

    Tack för smakebiten ingen beknat bok för mig.

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  3. Paula25 April 2021 at 17:24

    Underbart vackert omslag liksom den beskrivande texten. Jag läser sällan deckare men tittar gärna på deckare på tv framför allt de som utspelar sig på öde och vackra platser, som denna! Tack för smakbit

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  4. Lottens Bokblogg25 April 2021 at 19:11

    Tack för smakbiten. Trots att jag läser många deckare finns det många okända märker jag. Som den här.

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  5. Bokdamen25 April 2021 at 19:41

    Den här kände jag inte till, verkar mysig. Tack för smakbiten!

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  6. Mrs Calloway26 April 2021 at 00:14

    känner inte till varken författare eller bok. men den tilldrar sig i Yorkshire och det är positivt. tack för smakebiten!

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