Asgard Park

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It wouldn't hurt to read a bit about him before you start this book. It makes things a little clearer. Birger Wallenberg is taking over the Asgard Park Institute.

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Originally from Copenhagen; he has been selected from many applicants to head the Research Department. He already has great plans to use his position to prove some of his own theories. One thing they forgot to mention: Karl Leamas, lives there. He built it so why not? Why not is an easy answer.

The man is everywhere, into everything and possibly probably a tad deluded. He keeps speaking of Heimdallr and encourages Birger to open his senses to him. He says Birger is the chosen one to carry on Heimdallr's work in the world.

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Meanwhile, across the ocean in Albania, two young girls of opposite dispositions are arguing about sex. One is experienced, a whore even and the other is pure, chaste and relies on her brother to keep her safe. The Kid aka Rakipe is world-wise, loud, brash and lonely. Shequere Avhiu a widow whose husband hung himself from a sewer pipe. Her brother, Spiro, deals in any and everything dealable and does pretty well for himself.

The back and forth in this book between a world of poverty and an institution of insanity keeps you hopping. I have to admit that it wasn't something I was thrilled with but overall it was a good tale. Not what I thought it would be about at all and that's all I'm gonna say about it. I'm sure it will be perfect for most folks. This is a very good book that you need to read. Once you pick it up it is hard to put down.

A very good spy thriller with a twist.

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If you are a nonbeliever or a believer it makes you think at the end "Is God real? A book I found hard to put down.

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I did not enjoy this book. It had a really slow start and there was too much jumping around for me to keep up with the story. I gave it my page try but couldn't finish. See all 5 reviews. Amazon Giveaway allows you to run promotional giveaways in order to create buzz, reward your audience, and attract new followers and customers. Learn more about Amazon Giveaway. Set up a giveaway. There's a problem loading this menu right now. Get fast, free shipping with Amazon Prime. Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations.

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I received this book along with a note from the author about how it might be a difficult read but if I stuck with it, it would be worth it. I will agree that it was a difficult read in that it started a little slow. I also found I had to pay close attention to the story line in order to keep up with what was going on. It is definitely not a beach read or a fluff title that you could plow through in a day. I wouldn't recommend trying to read it where t This was a Goodreads Firstreads giveaway win.

I wouldn't recommend trying to read it where there are alot of distractions children, noise, phone ringing, etc. I really enjoyed this story. The plot and characters were complex but engaging. I did have to do a little Nordic mytholgy research just so I grasped the concept of Hemdallr but I really like mythology so that didn't bother me.

I loved that it didn't really seem to follow the formula of the typical spy thriller books. May 21, Lili rated it really liked it Shelves: I was delighted to receive this free as a Goodreads first read. This is a complex but compelling story, a thriller full of twists and turns. Of minds and bodies invaded by a God of good or of evil? Of men who are sane or insane? But it is definitely a book to savour. There is certainly a deal of violence, there is a type of romance, and there is suspense and disbelief in I was delighted to receive this free as a Goodreads first read.

There is certainly a deal of violence, there is a type of romance, and there is suspense and disbelief in abundance. It is certainly a book to concentrate upon, to read slowly and to digest. A clear winner by an excellent writer. This is a very good book that you need to read. Once you pick it up it is hard to put down.

A very good spy thriller with a twist. May 20, Melissa rated it it was ok.

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