Medieval Trams in Jansson's Silver Crown
Author: Anna Jansson
Title: The Silver Crown
Publication Year: 2003
Publisher: Prism
Number of pages: 261
Source: Library
Interest: suspense novels , detective , series
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William Jacobson disappear without a trace of Gotland boat. He is a small farmer who struggle along on, headstrong and constantly quarrel with their neighbors. He is married to "byhoran". Mona Jacobson has always been vulnerable: bullied at school and with a broken self-esteem. She becomes pregnant when she is 15 years. "Father unknown. '
Mary Werner and her colleagues Hartman and Arvidsson summer Deputies on Gotland. The famous Medieval Week is under way. The case of the lost lands on their table. During the ongoing investigation will find a holiday sailors by chance a little finger in a plastic bag in the water. A few days later, an elderly lady is out there and walk the son's Rottweiler. The dog houses, starts digging into a mound of stones and digging up a corpse - Wilhelm. The little finger is his.
The investigation of the murder of Wilhelm, however, and stomping. The killer is still at large and another murder occurs. What is the old district nurse Svea done wrong? And why would someone want silversmith Bridget badly - and just at her bachelorette party? But the young aspirant to the police station has been entrusted to Mary Werner and thanks to his advice may mysteries dispelled, and even a murder is prevented at the last minute.
(Summary bokus.com)
No, Silver Crown is nothing but a boring lesson in medieval Gotland customs and rituals that long periods of time completely took over, and it stopped the murder investigation of. Yawn!
My aversion to this book may be due to my total disinterest in history. It is okay to have with historic features, but if they go page after page must rest be pure magic for it to go home with me.
This is not the case here ... far from it.
When the plot is told it is really interesting and exciting. Then the history lesson takes over completely stop the pace up and then you might as well shut the book, sleep, and take new tag next day. The characters feel contrived and Mary Werner has a marriage crisis. Nothing new on that front either in other words. This is almost a perfect sleeping pill you can get into the world of books ...
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