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Abby Endler

As seen in: CrimeReads, Criminal Element
Bookworm, Pats fan, hummus aficionado • Dutton Publicity - all opinions my own • Also known as @crimebythebook
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Love and Murder with Jo Nesbø

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By Abby Endler
| CrimeReads Verified
Norwegian crime writer Jo Nesbø has been my favorite author since I was a college student browsing the shelves of the Half Price Books down the road from my university. I picked up a copy of his first Harry Hole novel, The Bat, on the recommendation of another crime fiction reader in my life, and I was instantly hooked. Nesbø’s gritty, character-driven writing transported me across the world, traveling in the footsteps of his troubled, brilliant series protagonist, Harry Hole.
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Crime by the Book’s 12 Best Crime Novels of 2019

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By Abby Endler, Emily Littlejohn, Angie Barry Verified
| Criminal Element
By Abby Endler December 17, 2019 Okay, you caught us... there might be 13 books in here. Hi there, reader! 2019 has been an incredible year for new crime fiction. From debut authors to returning favorites, serial killer thrillers to psychological suspense, this year has offered up a little something for everyone.
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Revisiting The Laughing Policeman by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö

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By Abby Endler, Eleanor Kuhns, Amber Keller, Corrina Lawson Verified
| Criminal Element
Sweden invades the Edgar Awards! Learn more about 1971's Best Novel! For a Scandinavian crime fiction devotee like yours truly, no author’s legacy looms larger than that of Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö, whose Martin Beck books are largely considered the launching point for the Nordic Noir sub-genre. Writing in the 1960s and 1970s, husband and wife duo Sjöwall and Wahlöö broke new ground in the crime genre.
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