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Title	:	The Son
Author	:	Jo Nesbø
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deckle edge
Pages	:	Pages: 407 pages
Published	:	May 13th 2014 by Knopf (first published March 19th 2014)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Thriller. Fiction. Mystery Thriller

The Son

Jo Nesbø

Hardcover | Pages: 407 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 35155 Users | 2770 Reviews

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The author of the internationally best-selling Harry Hole series now gives us an electrifying stand-alone novel set amid Oslo's hierarchy of corruption, from which one very unusual young man is about to propel himself into a mission of brutal revenge.  Sonny Lofthus, in his early thirties, has been in prison for the last dozen years: serving time for crimes he didn't commit. In exchange, he gets an uninterrupted supply of heroin—and the unexpected stream of fellow prisoners seeking out his uncanny abilities to soothe and absolve. His addiction started when his father committed suicide rather than be exposed as a corrupt cop, and now Sonny is the center of a vortex of corruption: prison staff, police, lawyers, a desperate priest—all of them focused on keeping him stoned and jailed, and all of them under the thumb of Oslo's crime overlord, the Twin. When Sonny learns some long-hidden truths about his father he makes a brilliant escape, and begins hunting down the people responsible for the hideous crimes he's paid for. But he's also being hunted, by the Twin, the cops, and the only person who knows the ultimate truth that Sonny is seeking. The question is, what will he do when they've cornered him? 

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Original Title:	Sønnen
ISBN:	0385351372 (ISBN13: 9780385351379)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Simon Kefas, Sonny Lofthus, Kari Adel, Arild Franck, Per Vollan, Hugo Nestor, Johannes Halden
Setting:	Oslo(Norway)
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Mystery & Thriller (2014)

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This is the second book I've read by Jo Nesbo and I frankly couldn't get into the first. I was "prevailed upon" by a Nesbo fan to try a different book, maybe not of the series Nesbo is well known for.I've got to say that this is an excellent book. Time and time again the plot seems to be heading one way only to shift and surprise me. The characters while not all detailed are well done and throughout that book we will get to know Sonny better and better.I even got to like him. Which can seem a

Righteous Novel of Revenge With "Noisy Mating Sounds" and "Many Loud Mating Noises" Mating Dance of American Southern Redneck MaleA righteous novel of revenge that races toward a feverish conclusion, by startling bends, dazzling drops, and some jerks and jolts past a few stun grenades. The story is a bit far-fetched though and ties together too tidily to have the terrific ring of realism that surrounds the great thrillers.Hilarious, unrealistic translation from Norwegian to English: a criminal

I confess beginning The Son with a healthy degree of skepticism, I was continually trying to second guess the rationale for writing a police thriller sans everyone's favorite detective. Suffice to say I think my question was answered by the end of the novel (you won't be disappointed to pick up this book) While there are some similarities with the classic series, such as a flawed detective hero, Kripos fighting with the local crime squad (I guess its no different from the cliche of FBI taking

Sonny Lofthus is in prison, listening in silence to the confessions of his prisonmates who are convinced he can grant them forgiveness for their sins. But one of them confesses something a little too close to Sonny's heart and all of sudden Sonny needs to get out; get out of prison, get out of a false confession he's been forced to make, get out of this junkie life he's been living...Ahhh, Nesbo. You have redeemed yourself in my eyes. His two shorter, first-person novels, Headhunters and Blood

If I have ever read a better detective story, I can't think of it. Nesbo controls a complex plot and numerous characters in a compelling way that never leaves the reader confused. The "detecting" is outstanding. But "THE SON" is much more. The emotional connections to the characters are beautifully done and quite moving, and there are some significant surprises.That's all I can say without revealing more of the plot than I think I should. 5*****

It was clear the book had been read up to page 149 crumbs between the pages, the occasional squashed insect but after page 150 the rest of the book was pristine, the spine was uncreased. We got a reasonable set of prints from the cover and ran them though the database of usual suspects. We got an immediate hit they belonged to Paul Bryant, who we knew from a lot of smart aleck stuff on Goodreads. We picked him up at 11.30 am on Tuesday hanging around Waterstones. He didnt give us any trouble.

It was clear the book had been read up to page 149 crumbs between the pages, the occasional squashed insect but after page 150 the rest of the book was pristine, the spine was uncreased. We got a reasonable set of prints from the cover and ran them though the database of usual suspects. We got an immediate hit they belonged to Paul Bryant, who we knew from a lot of smart aleck stuff on Goodreads. We picked him up at 11.30 am on Tuesday hanging around Waterstones. He didnt give us any trouble.