· From the mind that created the sensational television show The Killing now comes an equally-gripping - and equally-chilling - Nordic thriller: THE CHESTNUT MAN. In his debut crime novel, Søren Sveistrup instantly establishes himself as a must-read author for fans of Nordic Noir legends Jo Nesbø and Lars Kepler—and, for that matter, as a must-read for any reader who just wants a gripping Estimated Reading Time: 10 mins. · The Chestnut Man: A Novel EPUB PDF Download Read Soren Sveistrup Kindle, PC, mobile phones or tablets. Check this ebook now Pages Published Publisher. Tweets EPUB The Chestnut Man: A Novel By Soren Sveistrup PDF Download Paperback Fiction Secure PDF . ''The Chestnut Man'' is the debut novel by the creator of the legendary Danish television series ''Forbrydelsen'' (3 seasons in total), Søren Sveistrup, and even though it is not a bad book, it certainly lacks the distinguishing marks that would set it at the top of the Nordic Noir genre/5(3K).
In THE CHESTNUT MAN, an unlikely investigative duo is on the trial of a brutal serial killer in Denmark, and this villain has a very creepy calling card: a chestnut doll (a traditional children's craft in Denmark), which he leaves behind at each crime scene. Author Søren Sveistrup is the creator of the TV show The Killing, and his background. ''The Chestnut Man'' is the debut novel by the creator of the legendary Danish television series ''Forbrydelsen'' (3 seasons in total), Søren Sveistrup, and even though it is not a bad book, it certainly lacks the distinguishing marks that would set it at the top of the Nordic Noir genre. THE CHESTNUT MAN. by Søren Sveistrup ; The homicidal Chestnut Man, named after the chestnut and matchstick dolls he leaves behind, is a grisly operator who amputates the hands of the women he abducts while they're still alive. A pair of mismatched investigators are reluctantly on the case: Naia Thulin, a local cop who, tired of what she.
The Chestnut Man (Danish: Kastanjemanden) is a Danish crime series released on Netflix on His calling card is a “chestnut man”—a handmade doll made of matchsticks and two chestnuts—which he leaves at each bloody crime scene. Examining the dolls, forensics makes a shocking discovery—a fingerprint belonging to a young girl, a government minister’s daughter who had been kidnapped and murdered a year ago. The Chestnut Manbegins as far too many crime novels do, with a blast-from-the-past -- in this case, -- opening chapter that describes a horrific crime before shifting to the present day (and then waiting hundreds of pages before making the inevitable connection to this earlier crime).
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