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One, Two ... He Is Coming For You (Rebekka Franck #1)

Willow Rose

Kindle Edition | Pages: 274 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 2764 Users | 297 Reviews

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Title	:	One, Two ... He Is Coming For You (Rebekka Franck #1)
Author	:	Willow Rose
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	3 edition
Pages	:	Pages: 274 pages
Published	:	April 14th 2011 by DMC
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Horror. Suspense. Crime

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Set in the Danish coastal town of Karrebaeksminde, journalist Rebekka Franck returns to her hometown with her six year old daughter. She is trying to escape her ex-husband and starting a new life for her and her daughter, when the small sleepy town experiences a murder. One of the kingdom's wealthiest men is brutally murdered in his summer residence in Karrebaeksminde. While Rebekka Franck and her punk photographer Sune try to cover the story for the local newspaper another murder happens on a high society rich man. Now Rebekka Franck realizes that the drowsy little kingdom of Denmark has gotten its first serial killer and soon a series of dark secrets - long buried but not forgotten – will see the day of light.

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Edition Language:	English
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Along the lines of Agatha Christie's TEN LITTLE INDIANS, this is Boje's first book written in English. There are a lot of grammatical errors, and the story and structure are not very good either. Sorry to be so sour. Only cost a dollar on the Kindle....

One, two... here's my review; a simple, amaturish plot and an overwhelming amount of grammatical errors made this story flop for me. At least it was free and over with quickly.

Once I began, I knew I wouldnt be able to quit until the last word was read.Rebecca Franck gave up her big time journalistic career for her daughter and moved back home to live with her father. Big city to small town.BUT be carefulwhat you do now can come back and bit you in the ass. The past never forgets.I love serial killerswellya knowI meanstories. LOLAs I read, my disgust and loathing grows (this is at 72%) I didnt catch the murderer right away due to Willow Roses misdirection and red

This book is the first in the Rebekka Franck murder-mystery series, and if it's anything to judge them by, it's going to be an awesome series! Set in Denmark, Rebekka is a journalist who's returned to her hometown after her marriage has broken down. Expecting nothing exciting to happen, she's taken aback when a gruesome murder happens - and gets some very interesting stories to write as a result, because the victim's a very unpleasant local rich man. But when more murders occur that are



I found this book to be just ok and rather derivitive of Stieg Larsson's Millenium series. Even though the identity of the killer was a surprise, it didn't ring true and felt rather contrived. However, my biggest problem was that this was, by far, the most poorly edited book I have ever read, by far. The author may not have a firm grasp of the English language, but shouldn't the editor? Between multiple misspellings and grammatical and punctuation errors, it became difficult to read and lessened

People who write in their second language should ALWAYS pay for a professional, native speaker editor and beta readers. If the author of this series had done so it might actually have been enjoyable to read them. I downloaded the three first books in the series for free and am very glad I didn't pay for them. The grammatical errors were horrid and instead of flowing nicely the language was choppy and, in parts, unbearable to read. It's a shame, really, because had the manuscript been properly