It is a treat to see Brown attempt to regain his footing after trying to apply mechanical tactics to a monster like Graver. You can feel the aggression and mysteriousness. Graver's talk about his military experiences. Shaped by their experiences but at their core they remain the same person. A man with particular skills against an ugly force. What other book might you compare Headhunters to and why? Where does Headhunters rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Watch the movie (after reading the book) ! (It's on Netflix.) Rarely seen a film so faithfully follow the plot details of the book (subject to certain things being chopped to keep it feature film length). It's also too much luck that he finds a razor in the car. Too many narrow escapes and far too much toughness from a "regular guy" character-understand it is his desperation propelling him to all these feats of strength and skill, but not believable. The protagonist is not an action hero, liking for his next conquest (although he's portrayed that way at some points). No overdone drama and exclamation.ĭo you think Headhunters needs a follow-up book? Why or why not? Sounded just like it would sound in my head reading the print edition. What about Steve West’s performance did you like?
Would you be willing to try another book from Jo Nesbø? Why or why not? I have read all the Harry Hole books pending the next one soon to be released Narrator was fine. Would you try another book from Jo Nesbø and/or Steve West?
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