The Jealousy Man: From the Sunday Times No.1 bestselling author of the Harry Hole series

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I had to work to remain patient when interrupted while listening, as I desperately needed to know what would happen next, and later, how it would all end! In Jealousy, a man is always driven to do something Very Bad by an overabundance of jealousy, warranted or not, and the stories under Power involve some pretty twisted power games and several are dystopic or have a sci-fi element. Nesbo also takes us to the near future, to a dystopian America, where the upper-class elite is waiting atop a skyscraper to be evacuated while the masses fight for survival in the streets below. Filled with dark thrills, twisted minds and vengeful hearts, these twelve page-turning short stories from 'the king of Scandicrime' (FT) and creator of the iconic detective Harry Hole, will have you reading late into the night.

Something about the effortless elegance of your outfit–trousers and a pullover in colours which I wasn’t completely convinced were matching but which do so nevertheless, I guess because of the person who is wearing them–told me that it was quite a while since you had travelled economy class, if indeed you had ever done so. I’m listening to FALLEN in my car right now and I’m tempted to go sit in it and drive around aimlessly, even in the 103 degree heat. Nesbø leaves the reader wondering as they make their way through each piece, discovering how characters handle the emotions that are put before them through a variety of plot twists. From the Jealousy Man: "That it was true what they said, a confession is a story that's just waiting for an audience.In the very last paragraph of the story, we picture a stray dog running at a certain direction, having smelled something that is not revealed to us.

Druga priča po redu, već spomenuti Stručnjak za ljubomoru, prava je mini detektivska priča, priča o zločinu iz strasti i nevjerojatno domišljatom načinu da se on prikrije. I waited until the plane took off and levelled out before leaning to one side and in a low and hopefully reassuring voice passed this statistic on to the sobbing, shaking woman in the window seat. The collection is split into 2 parts, The first 7 come under the "Jealousy" label while the remaining 5 come under "Power" .Of course, the problem could be solved if anyone crying in the business section was made to sit in the economy section and had to give up their seat to a smiling, easy-going person with a cheap ticket.