Thirst - Jonisbo

Jo Nespou has a magical touch when writing about serial murders and mental patients. He is very skilled in narration that resembles sleight of hand. And if you are a fan of exciting crime novels filled with scenes, there is great enjoyment awaiting you. New York Times - United States of America - the story is full of side plots - the victim child, the sick wife, and the convicted killer – all this keeps the reader in a constant state of anticipation and guessing the killer's identity, as well as maintaining Harry's obsession and fear for his family. "Al-Atash" begins with the rusty metal teeth of a savage killer sinking into the victim's neck in a brutal murder, making you want to sink your teeth into "Al-Atash" and not leave it until you finish it. Washington Post - United States of America - "Al-Atash" is a large-scale novel in Nespou's engaging style, with a slow start and a fast-paced ending, but it retains his ability to read his characters, which has always distinguished his writings.