Tough-guy detective Harry Holler returns with all the fury of Thunder!
This time he encountered a more difficult situation than before.
Harry's relationship with the love of his life, Rakai, is on the verge of breaking down. Although he returns to the Oslo police station, he can only handle small and inconspicuous cases. But what he really wants to investigate is the possible involvement of the sexual assaulter Swayne Finne, codenamed "fiancé."
Harry had personally arrested Fenne and sent him to prison, but Fenne had been released from prison after serving twenty years and was now preparing for a comeback.
However, the worst was yet to come. Harry woke up this morning and found his hands covered in blood, and his memory was fragmented due to the drunkenness of the previous night.
That night, a murder occurred. The deceased was killed by a sharp knife. The scene seemed to have been carefully cleaned, but the killing method was rough and emotional.
Was this done by Fenner, who likes to threaten his victims with a knife, or was it deliberately framed?
Harry didn't know that this was just the beginning of a nightmare, and things would develop completely beyond his expectation...
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Ended on January 9, 2026.
The real culprit is the man I never suspected.
Harry worked hard to find clues and wanted to catch the real culprit who killed his wife. He suffered from the despair and pain of the death of his lover, and with the confusion of being the murderer of his wife, after clearing the fog, he discovered that the cause of everything originated from himself. There are many moments in life when we stand on the edge of the abyss, whether to be with evil thoughts or to be neighbors with good intentions. In just one thought, the murderer chooses between hatred and evil. When I watched it, I felt that Luo Kai and the murderer were really not worth it. Why would this person who was hurt by love hurt another person who was hurt by love?
As a suspense novel, Yo Nesbo gave me a lot of surprises. If you don't often read suspense novels, I highly recommend it. This one is very interesting, and it twists and turns again and again.
The book "The Blade" touched me very much. Like the protagonist in the book, I entered society early and experienced many difficulties. When I see the plight of the protagonist in the book, I think of myself and my friends around me. We are all struggling in life and looking for our own direction. This book made me understand that no matter what difficulties we encounter, we must not lose ourselves. We must, like the protagonist in the book, move forward firmly and find our own "blade".
I have watched every Harry Holler film, and this one still maintains the quality of his writing.
Ended on January 9, 2026. The real culprit is the man I never suspected. Harry worked hard to find clues and wanted to catch the real culprit who killed his wife. He suffered from the despair and pain of the death of his lover, and with the confusion of being the murderer of his wife, after clearing the fog, he discovered that the cause of everything originated from himself. There are many moments in life when we stand on the edge of the abyss, whether to be with evil thoughts or to be neighbors with good intentions. In just one thought, the murderer chooses between hatred and evil. When I watched it, I felt that Luo Kai and the murderer were really not worth it. Why would this person who was hurt by love hurt another person who was hurt by love? As a suspense novel, Yo Nesbo gave me a lot of surprises. If you don't often read suspense novels, I highly recommend it. This one is very interesting, and it twists and turns again and again.
The book "The Blade" touched me very much. Like the protagonist in the book, I entered society early and experienced many difficulties. When I see the plight of the protagonist in the book, I think of myself and my friends around me. We are all struggling in life and looking for our own direction. This book made me understand that no matter what difficulties we encounter, we must not lose ourselves. We must, like the protagonist in the book, move forward firmly and find our own "blade".
I have watched every Harry Holler film, and this one still maintains the quality of his writing.