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Publication Date
2024-09-10
Pages
320
ISBN
9781250770769

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Publisher
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
1250770769
ISBN-13
9781250770769
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20064616855

Product Key Features

Book Title
Death at the Sanatorium : a Mystery
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Thrillers / Crime, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Mystery & Detective / International Mystery & Crime
Publication Year
2024
Genre
Fiction
Author
Ragnar Jónasson
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
17.3 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.4 in

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LCCN
2024-019630
Reviews
"Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, One of the Los Angeles Times 's "Books to Read This Fall" One of Book Riot's "New Mystery & Thrillers for September 2024" "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews "As [protagonist] Reykdal takes the investigative reins in the days leading up to his new job, his penchant for classic crime novels and a messy home life make him an endearing and relatable hero readers will be hungry to see again."-- Los Angeles Times "Jonasson echoes the mystery queen's tight pacing while adding his own touch of Icelandic noir."-- Washington Post "Ragnar Jonasson channels Agatha Christie . . . Death at the Sanatorium contains the intricate plotting and startling twists Christie was known for."--ABC News " Death at the Sanatorium is a solid addition to Jónasson's already impressive body of work, with a final-pages surprise that I totally did not see coming."-- BookPage "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, One of the Los Angeles Times 's "Books to Read This Fall" One of Book Riot's "New Mystery & Thrillers for September 2024" "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, One of the Los Angeles Times 's "Books to Read This Fall" One of Book Riot's "New Mystery & Thrillers for September 2024" "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews " Death at the Sanatorium is a solid addition to Jónasson's already impressive body of work, with a final-pages surprise that I totally did not see coming."-- BookPage "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, One of the Los Angeles Times 's "Books to Read This Fall" One of Book Riot's "New Mystery & Thrillers for September 2024" "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews "As [protagonist] Reykdal takes the investigative reins in the days leading up to his new job, his penchant for classic crime novels and a messy home life make him an endearing and relatable hero readers will be hungry to see again."-- Los Angeles Times " Death at the Sanatorium is a solid addition to Jónasson's already impressive body of work, with a final-pages surprise that I totally did not see coming."-- BookPage "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, One of the Los Angeles Times 's "Books to Read This Fall" One of Book Riot's "New Mystery & Thrillers for September 2024" "Another meticulously plotted whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie . . . With scrupulously fair-play plotting, Helgi's tumultuous relationship with his live in girlfriend as an emotional anchor, and a worthy payoff, this is another winner from Jónasson."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Clever, absorbing, and no more uplifting than you'd expect from this master of Icelandic Noir."-- Kirkus Reviews "As [protagonist] Reykdal takes the investigative reins in the days leading up to his new job, his penchant for classic crime novels and a messy home life make him an endearing and relatable hero readers will be hungry to see again."-- Los Angeles Times "Jonasson echoes the mystery queen's tight pacing while adding his own touch of Icelandic noir."-- Washington Post "Ragnar Jonasson channels Agatha Christie . . . Death at the Sanatorium contains the intricate plotting and startling twists Christie was known for."--ABC News " Death at the Sanatorium is a solid addition to Jónasson's already impressive body of work, with a final-pages surprise that I totally did not see coming."-- BookPage "Delightfully fiendish . . . Jónasson's slowly unfolding plot twists and his overly suspicious characters make for an engaging homage to those classics."-- The Minnesota Star Tribune "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams "Another brilliant who dunnit from the master of Agatha Christie type suspense . . . [Jónasson] once again has himself another bestseller."--Leslie Zemeckis "Ragnar Jonasson must have had terrific fun creating this brilliant gem of an homage to the best of Golden Age whodunit mysteries. I loved Death at the Sanatorium and am certain his millions of other fans shall as well."--Jeffrey Siger, international bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica, "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld "Genius at work!"--David Walliams, "Excellent . . . Highly recommended for a large swath of crime-fiction readers."--First Clue "Ragnar Jónasson . . . He's a great writer."--Harlan Coben "[This is Ragnar Jónasson] at the top of his game"--Mike Lupica "I can not recommend the new [Ragnar Jónasson] enough."--Regina Rosenfeld
Synopsis
Fresh off of Reykjavik , his career-changing standalone co-written with the Icelandic prime minister, #1 Icelandic bestseller Jonasson presents a riveting new thriller. 1983 At a former sanatorium in the north of Iceland, now a hospital ward, an old nurse, Yrsa, is found murdered. Detective Hulda Hermannsdottir and her boss, Sverrir, are sent to investigate her death. There, they discover five suspects: the chief physician, two junior nurses, a young doctor, and the caretaker, who is arrested following false testimony from one of the nurses, but subsequently released. Less than a week after the murder, the chief physician, is also found dead, having apparently fallen from a balcony. Sverrir, rules his death as suicide and assumes that he was guilty of the murder as well. The case is closed. 2012 Almost thirty years later, Helgi Reykdal, a young police officer, has been studying criminology in the UK, but decides to return to Iceland when he is offered a job at the Reykjavik police department--the job which detective Hulda Hermannsdottir is about to retire from. He is also a collector of golden age detective stories, and is writing his thesis on the 1983 murders in the north. As Helgi delves deeper into the past, and starts his new job, he decides to try to meet with the original suspects. But soon he finds silence and suspicion at every turn, as he tries to finally solve the mystery from years before.
LC Classification Number
PT7511.R285H8513

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