Less than six months after taking office, the Norwegian Prime Minister is found dead. She has been shot in the head. But was it a politically motivated assassination or personal revenge?
The death shakes the country to its core. The hunt for her killer is complicated, intense and gruelling. Hanne Wilhelmsen must contain the scandal before a private tragedy becomes a public outrage, in what will become the most sensitive case of her career…
This is a story of lies, intrigue and politics. The Lion’s Mouth questions who holds the power in Norway, and how far they will go to use it.
Rosalyn Landor does a fantastic job narrating this crime novel. The twists and turns the novel takes kept me listening to find out who could have killed the Prime Minister. Hanne is off in California, but Billy T is on the case, and when she returns for a short visit he is more than thankful for her help with this strange case. There are connections that were surprising, but the resolution of the crime was a bit of a let down. I've read these books out of order, but feel they stand well alone. Looking forward to the next book that is released in the US.
*Thanks to Simon and Schuster Audio for this review copy*
3 comments:
I like the aspect of the political intrigue in this story.
Sounds like a a very good story and of course Rosalyn Landor would be very good narrating anything, I enjoy her English romance ones that she does.
I'm like Mystica, I think the political intrigue would add a nice element to this.
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