The Thirst

The Thirst by Jo Nesbo is a gripping and complex thriller that dives deep into the darkest corners of the human psyche. The narrative opens with a chilling scene: a woman is found brutally murdered after an internet date. The mysterious marks on her body leave the police force convinced they are dealing with a particularly cruel and savage killer.

The media frenzy builds up as the pressure mounts on the Oslo police to quickly solve the gruesome crime. The stakes are high, and there is only one man they believe is up to the task - Harry Hole. However, Harry is reluctant to return to the force, haunted by his past experiences and the personal toll it took on him. His hesitation begins to wane when he starts to perceive possible connections between the new killer and an unresolved case from his past – a case that still haunts him.

As Harry delves deeper into the investigation, he navigates a dangerous and murky underworld. Facing a ruthless killer with a thirst for blood, Harry must use all his skills and instincts to unravel the mystery. The tension intensifies as he inches closer to the truth, leading to a climax that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

Known as "The king of all crime writers" by the Sunday Express, Jo Nesbo weaves a compelling narrative that combines psychological insight, relentless suspense, and intricate plotting. The Thirst is a testament to Nesbo’s mastery in crafting a sophisticated and enthralling crime novel.

Jo Nesbo continues to capture readers worldwide, having sold over 55 million books globally. For fans eager for more, don't miss out on his newest work, Killing Moon, available now.

Jo Nesbo's Macbeth was a number one bestseller on the Sunday Times list as of 20/09/2018.