Eget ansvar (Dicte Svendsen, #7) by Elsebeth Egholm


Eget ansvar (Dicte Svendsen, #7)
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By Elsebeth Egholm
Publication 02 July 2025

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Bestselling Danish novelist Elsebeth Egholm began her career behind the keyboards of a piano She was a student of music as a performer at The Royal Academy of Music and at the Department of Musicology at the University of Aarhus before she changed instrument and enrolled at the Danish School of Journalism also based in her hometown of Aarhus She spent a few years working for a daily newspaper but by 1992 she was living with future husband the late British author Philip Nicholson in the Maltese island of Gozo working as a freelance writer Eventually she began making a name for herself as the author of a string of well crafted short stories published in womens magazines in both Denmark and the other Nordic countries Her first novel Bestselling Danish novelist Elsebeth Egholm began her career behind the keyboards of a piano She was a student of music as a performer at The Royal Academy of Music and at the Department of Musicology at the University of Aarhus before she changed instrument and enrolled at the Danish School of Journalism also based in her hometown of Aarhus She spent a few years working for a daily newspaper but by 1992 she was living with future husband the late British author Philip Nicholson in the Maltese island of Gozo working as a freelance writer Eventually she began making a name for herself as the author of a string of well crafted short stories published in women s magazines in both Denmark and the other Nordic countries Her first novel had three long time friends mourning the death of a fourth and facing a mysterious stranger The Free Women s Club was published in 1999 to unanimous acclaim In Scirocco 2000 and Opium 2001 she moved into the darker corners of family and marriage and combined a fullgrown plot with an engaging dose of international suspense Then in 2002 she introduced full time journalist and part time sleuth Dicte Svendsen in Hidden Errors a novel about a dead baby found in a creek in the middle of big city Aarhus By the second and third book in the series Own Risk 2004 and Personal Damage 2005 both author and heroine were well known and highly treasured in her homeland Next of Kin was published in 2006 dramatically outselling the previous novels and Elsebeth Egholm found herself published or about to be published in Germany Holland Sweden and Norway Afterwards in 2008 the novel Life and Limb reached the bookshelves followed by Against All Odds i 2009 Three Dog Night was published i 2011. Book Eget ansvar claims Currently Elsebeth Egholm divides her time between living in Aarhus as does Dicte Svendsen and on the Maltese island of Gozo site_link Eget ansvar Dicte Svendsen 7 Eget ansvar er uhygge helt ud til fingerspidserne og det er umuligt at finde ud af hvem der gjorde det f r aller sidste side Skal lige v nde sig til at Dicte og Peters historier er blandet sammen men ellers er bogen bare fantastisk Danish H rer bogen og fort lleren har en udpr get rhus dialekt Det er n sten ikke til at holde ud Men bortset fra det er det en fantastisk sp ndende bog Danish Super godt plot meget aktuelt desv rre Danish H rte l ste denne bog Vil klart anbefale at l se den da opl sningen er lidt speciel men det er jo smag og behag Rigtig fin krimi Nem at l se og forst plottet gled helt uden problemer. Book Eget ansvar restaurant Dog var jeg ikke forberedt p at der er en voldt gtsscene beskrevet i bogen spoiler ikke en del af plottet bare rolig Det havde v ret rart at v re lidt mere forberedt p det s derfor skriver jeg det her Danish

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