Quiet Wolf

DI Jamie Johansson, Book 5

By: Morgan Greene

Narrated by: Sofia Engstrand

Beware the quiet wolf. He's the one you don't see coming...

All is quiet in Kurrjakk when Jamie gets a call from an old friend. A family has seemingly vanished in the mountains near the border to the north, and the local polis have turned up nothing.

When Jamie and Thorsen arrive in the quiet border town of Etterange, it doesn't take long for them to realise something isn't right. An inept twenty-six-year-old is running the polis station, there's been a spate of unreported missing persons, and there are rumblings of a strange community living out on the lake, shut off from the rest of the world.

When Jamie and Thorsen discover a crash site on the road, they converge on a place known only as The Farm, hoping to find the missing Boehman family safe and sound.

But with winter closing in, the nights freezing, the landscape untamed and the animals that stalk it just as wild, Jamie and Thorsen will need to stick together if they hope to exhume the truth. But will that truth be enough? What secrets are hidden at the Farm? Where are the Boehmans? And is it already too late… to save them, to call for help, to get out alive?

©2022 Morgan Greene (P)2022 W F Howes

Wow... really!

When you hear Morgan wrote it, you know it's going to be all heart and alot of realistic characters.... But I definitely wasn't expecting this!!! WOW!
The author never disappoints their audience. The characters are like they are right there and you are the fly watching it, experiencing the emotions and living the days.
I could listen to these novels day in and day out, And I have, and enjoyed each one.
The Narrator is spot on as well, capturing you with the emotions and realistic words. I tell ya, I was totally floored by this and the teamwork it took to create.

Just as chilling as the rest

I could not put this one down. I am pretty sure I grasped our loud more times reading this book than I have ever before. This series is so addicting!

Below zero

The narrator pronounces Swedish names excellently and does a good job but the writer gets things wrong. It’s winter in the north of Sweden and minus 10 to minus 15 but they’re taking boats across a lake? No way.

The writer tries to create depth, hilarity ensues

I haven’t reviewed this series—I’ve been too busy trying to finish it before it’s not included in my membership. It’s a tale of a female superhero— a two dimensional character who has amusing adventures. At that it succeeds but at no time have I thought of the protagonist as a real character. Now she has just broken down after her world has been “shattered” by her partner telling her she has a Problem with a list of clear, discernible characteristics… she sobs into his shirt which becomes sopping wet. I can’t stop laughing. It’s broad comedy. Too much! It’s a Monty Python sketch with water squirting out of her eyes and nose and his chest becoming transparent with her bodily fluids. I think next they’ll become more than friends. Please make it stop.