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Original Title:	Sannheten bortenfor
ISBN:	1445059258 (ISBN13: 9781445059259)
Series:	Hanne Wilhelmsen #7

Beyond the Truth (Hanne Wilhelmsen #7) Audio CD | Pages: 205 pages

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Shortly before Christmas, Chief Inspector Hanne Wilhelmsen, is called to the scene of multiple murders. Four people are found shot dead at the home of the wealthy Stahlberg family. Three of the dead are members of the family, and the fourth victim is an undistinguished author, seemingly out of place. As Hanne and her long-time police partner, Billy T., investigate, they unearth many motives for the murders. But Hanne doesn't believe that the full story has been revealed, and she concentrates her efforts on discovering why the author was at the Stahlberg home. As Hanne draws closer to the truth, she will once again risk everything for justice. But this time, will she pay the ultimate price?

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Title	:	Beyond the Truth (Hanne Wilhelmsen #7)
Author	:	Anne Holt
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 205 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2017 by ISIS Audio Books (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. European Literature. Scandinavian Literature

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Another great read from Ms Holt. I love the characterisations, the interactions, the story telling. Whether its the intimacy of a positive interaction with a child or the Christmas decorations hung by a retired prostitute, the old dog finding shelter or the old man in and equally decrepit state, the descriptions are rich and rewarding for the reader.

I had enjoyed one of the author's other books featuring different characters so thought I would try this series. I struggled a bit because not being familiar with the structure of the Norwegian police I was not sure how the characters related to each other - who was in charge of whom. I liked Hanne Wilhelmsen as a character but I was not sure about her colleague, Billy T (what was his full name? what was his rank?) The ending was a surprise although perhaps I should have seen it coming. I will

It is a high-profile quadruple murder investigation conducted by Chief Detective Inspector Wilhelmsen and her team. A few days before Christmas, Hermann Stahlberg, founder of Norne Norway Shipping, his wife, Turid, their elder son, Preben, and a fourth individual who cannot be identified immediately have been killed. It appears as if the killings interrupted a celebration--the champagne is uncorked but not yet poured. Only Wilhelmsen is troubled by the presence of the fourth victim. Others are

More like 2 1/2 stars. I was enjoying it, liked the characters and the story moved along. Then the last eighty pages rushed the story, jammed too much in and I Hated Hated the ending, which wasn't really an ending at all. Did someone remove fifty pages from my copy of the book? That's what it felt like. Oh well.

Hanne is at her most dysfunctional at times in this one. Cranky and secretive and it does make you wonder at times, especially how she has managed to continue and grow in her new relationship wth Nefis. But that may be my only quibble here. The story is messy in a good way, not a tied up with a bow puzzle like many mysteries but all over the place and mixed up with the personalities of the police who really are interesting.

This book finally reveals the truth to the character of Hanne Willehmsen. This one involves a quadruple murder a few days before Christmas so naturally everyone in the police force is strung up high because of the high profile nature of the case. Reading it felt a bit long winded at times and Hanne seemed very moody and reckless in this book which is unlike her in the previous books and we learn a bit about her childhood which could explain some of her traits. The surprise ending is one no one

Hanne is Hanne in this one- to the nth degree. She's obstinate, crabby, sarcastic more times than not, negative and suspicious, and even more self-involved and self-isolating at core than in your "average" Anne Holt Hanne Wihlemsen novel. This is novel #7. They have been translated out of order and some of the earlier were mediocre. And to be honest, before I give my reaction to reading this book, I have to add that I really don't think these are stand-alone. Because, like a Montalbano or a