The Redbreast

Detective Harry Hole confronts a dangerous enemy in The Redbreast, as he uncovers a web of murder and justice tied to a rare gun.

In The Redbreast, Detective Harry Hole is drawn into a web of intrigue when a rare gun, favored by assassins, is reported smuggled into the country. Despite knowing he should stay away from the case, Harry's curiosity leads him deeper into a world of danger. As he investigates, he uncovers connections to a former WW2 Nazi sympathizer, whose brutal murder raises the stakes significantly. The haunting question lingers: why was the victim trying to contact Harry on the night of her death?

As the plot thickens, Harry finds himself racing against time to unravel a mystery that intertwines past and present. The killer appears to be on a personal mission, dishing out his own form of justice. With each clue, Harry realizes that the threat is closer to him than he initially thought, pushing him into a perilous game of cat and mouse. The tension mounts as he grapples with the implications of his discoveries, knowing that the lives of those he cares about could be at stake.

The Redbreast is a masterfully crafted thriller that showcases Jo Nesbo's unparalleled ability to weave complex narratives. With a gripping storyline and richly developed characters, this novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats, questioning who the real enemy is and whether Harry can uncover the truth before it's too late.