I had no idea this was the third in a series until I went to log it on GoodReads, but at least that means I can review it independently of the others. I wonder if the rest of the Nina Borg series focuses so little on her?

At any rate, I very much enjoyed this book; it's got that Nordic crime book feel to it, with a bit of historical fiction woven throughout. It also appears to have been well-researched.

I'm glad that I didn't read through the entire description that will go on the jacket (this was a NetGalley book for me), because I enjoyed pondering what the two seemingly unrelated stories had to do with one another.