Finally it came. The last book in the saga of Harry Potter. Like everyone else I was really looking forward to it and read in a couple of days when I finally got a hold of it (it’s unbelievable to me, that it can be sold out from the publisher. What did they expect?). Anyway it fully lived up to my expectations. Some great twists although the ending might have been missing a bit in unpredictability. 

This book is amazing. It's a non-fiction book about what we today would call a terror cell. The cell worked in Denmark through the 60's and 70's at the same time and with the same goal as for instance Rote Armé Fraction in Germany. Øvig Knudsen gives an excellent presentation of the groups engagements and the reasons behind their actions as well as how they kept the police in the dark for over two decades. Its Danish crime history brilliantly presented. This is the first of two volumes about the group. Read it! 

Probably the biggest disappointment, reading wise, this year. Jan Guillou is far from his usually class. The plot is straight forward and very easy to figure out. No surprises at all expect from the ending which is a totally different story than the rest of the book. Through most of it I had the feeling that Guillou was trying more to get his political views and discontent towards the wealthy people of Sweden across to the reader, rather than giving us a good story.