Lene Kaaberbol

Una misteriosa maleta con un contenido inesperado dará pie a un apasionante thriller protagonizado por la valiente enfermera Nina Borg. Nina Borg, una enfermera entregada y con una gran conciencia s

Madeleines inquisitive mind and candid voice are enough to keep us reading. The New York Times Book ReviewNew York Times bestselling author Lene Kaaberbl returns with her beloved protagonist Madeleine Karnoan ambitious young woman who shatters the confines of nineteenth century France.On June 2nd, 1894, in the wake of President Marie Francois Sadi Carnots assassination, France descends into chaos and riots in the streets of Varbourg. Many lives are lost in the mayhem, but when one lady of the night is found murdered with brutal incisions and no sign of a struggle, it is clear something is amiss. Madeleine Karno must ask herself the terrifying question: Do they have their very own Jack the Ripper in France?Madeleine is no stranger to cases such as this. Though she is a woman in forensic pathology (a career considered unseemly even for men), her recent work with a string of mysterious deaths and becoming the first female student admitted to the University of Varbroug has earned her some semblance of respect. But theres only so much her physiology courses can do to help her uncover the mysteries of a mad scientists brutal murders. Madeleine must do whatever it takesinvestigate the darkest corners of the city and even work undercoverto track down a murderer at large. But if theres one thing the press has right about Mademoiselle Death, its this: it takes a woman to find a killer of women.

Clara comes of age as a wildwitch, and faces her most terrifying challenge yetAs Clara turns thirteen she must complete a daunting challenge in order to become a fully-fledged wildwitch, but a series of frightening attacks on her family are distracting her from the crucial task ahead of her.Clara searches for the source of the danger and finds herself drawn further and further into the mystery, towards a deadly battle with Bravita Bloodling that will leave her changed for ever.Award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

The thrilling final installment of the New York Times bestselling Nina Borg series set in DenmarkIn an attempt to save their marriage, Nina Borg and her husband traveled to a beach resort in the Philippines for a dream vacation. Only now, six months later, does Nina begin to understand the devastating repercussions of that triprepercussions that have followed her home across the globe to Denmark. On an icy winter day, she is attacked outside the grocery store. The last thing she hears before losing consciousness is her assailant asking her forgiveness. Only later does she understand that this isnt for what hes just done, but for what he plans to do to.As Nina tries to trace the origin of sinister messages shes received, she realizes the attempt on her life must be linked to events in Manila, and to three young men whose dangerous friendship started in medical school. Time and circumstance have forced them to make impossible choices that have cost human lives.Its a long way from Viborg to Manila, and yet Nina and her pursuer face the same dilemma: How far will they go to save themselves?

The second installment in the bestselling Danish crime series starring Red Cross nurse Nina Borg, following Fall 2011s New York Timesbestselling The Boy in the Suitcase In the ruins of an abandoned Soviet military hospital in northern Hungary, two impoverished Roma boys are scavenging for old supplies or weapons to sell on the black market when they stumble upon something more valuable than they ever could have anticipated. The resulting chain of events threatens to blow the lives of a frightening number of people. Meanwhile, in Denmark, Red Cross nurse Nina Borg puts her life and family on the line when she tries to treat a group of Hungarian Gypsies who are living illegally in a Copenhagen garage. What are they hiding, and what is making them so sick? Nina is about to learn how high the stakes are among the desperate and the deadly.

From the Nordic noir duo who brought you The New York Times bestseller The Boy in the Suitcase comes a chilling new thriller with a mystery seventy-years in the making.Nina. Natasha. Olga. Three women united by one terrifying secret. But only one of them has killed to keep it.Natasha Doroshenko, a Ukrainian woman who has been convicted for the attempted murder of her Danish ex-fiance, escapes police custody on her way to an interrogation in Copenhagens police headquarters. That same night, the ex-fiances frozen, tortured body is found in a car. It isnt the first time the young Ukrainian woman has lost a partner to violent ends: her first husband was murdered three years earlier in Kiev in the same manner.Danish Red Cross nurse Nina Borg has followed Natashas case for years now, ever since Natasha first took refuge at her crisis center. Nina just cant see the young mother as a vicious killer. But in her effort to protect Natashas daughter and discover the truth, Nina realizes there is much she didnt know about Natasha and her past. The mystery has long and bloody roots, going back to a terrible famine that devastated Stalinist Ukraine in 1934, when a ten-year-old girl with the voice of a nightingale sang her family into shallow graves.

Dinas moeder is een Zieneres. Dina hoopt dat zij die gave niet geerfd heeft maar het ze kan het niet langer ontkennen: ze ziet meer dan andere mensen. Door iemand recht in de ogen te kijken, kan ze heel veel over die persoon aanvoelen. Dat is vaak ongemakkelijk voor die persoon, maar ook voor Dina. Als Dinas moeder tijdens een onderzoek naar een moordzaak in de problemen komt, is ze wel verplicht om haar nieuwe gave te aanvaarden... en te gebruiken. Het eerste deel in de reeks De kronieken van de Zieneres, vol levendige personages en met de 11-jarige Dina in een glansrol. Meeslepende lectuur voor iedereen vanaf 10 jaar. De 11-jarige Dina heeft een bijzondere gave, die haar regelmatig in gevaarlijke situaties doet belanden. Fantasierijke reeks vol spanning en bovennatuurlijke elementen. Lene Kaaberbl (Kopenhagen, 1960) is een Deense schrijver. Ze studeerde aan de Aarhus Katedraisole en was werkzaam als lerares en vertaler. Ze schrijft voornamelijk fantasy voor kinderen en misdaadromans voor volwassenen. In 2004 ontving ze de Nordic Childrens Book Prize.

Ungi ávítarinn Dína getur fengið fólk til að játa syndir sínar með því einu að horfa í augu þeirra. Hún er að læra að nota gáfurnar sem hún erfði frá móður sinni þegar henni er rænt og hún neydd til

Dinas gave, haar talent om in de ziel van mensen te kijken, bezorgt haar nieuwe moeilijkheden. Haar broer Davin wil haar niet meer in de ogen kijken. Dina wordt vervolgens ontvoerd door Valdracu, die haar dwingt haar gave te gebruiken om onschuldige mensen in de val te lokken. De enige die Dina kan redden is haar broer... maar heeft Davin daar wel zo veel zin in? Tweede deel van De kronieken van de Zieneres: nog meer actie en snellere wendingen dan in deel 1, De gave van Dina. Afwisselend verteld vanuit Dinas en Davins perspectief, wat het verhaal meer diepgang geeft.De 11-jarige Dina heeft een bijzondere gave, die haar regelmatig in gevaarlijke situaties doet belanden. Fantasierijke reeks vol spanning en bovennatuurlijke elementen. Lene Kaaberbl (Kopenhagen, 1960) is een Deense schrijver. Ze studeerde aan de Aarhus Katedraisole en was werkzaam als lerares en vertaler. Ze schrijft voornamelijk fantasy voor kinderen en misdaadromans voor volwassenen. In 2004 ontving ze de Nordic Childrens Book Prize.

Dína hefur erft gáfur móður sinnar, en það er ekkert til að gleðjast yfir. Móðir hennar býr nefnilega yfir þeirri gáfu að geta fengið fólk til að játa allt sem það skammast sín fyrir með því einu að

Dína hefur yfirnáttúrulega gáfu sem hún virkjar með því einu að horfa í augun á fólki. Kraftana fékk hún frá móður sinni, en föður sinn hefur hún aldrei hitt. Þegar dularfullur maður sem segist vera

The first step into the thrilling middlegrade fantasy world of The Shamer ChroniclesDina has inherited her mothers gift: she is a Shamer, able to see a persons most guilty secrets just by gazing in their eyes. But sometimes her gift feels more like a curse. Nobody seems to want a friend who can see their deepest shame.But when Dinas mother is called to Dunark Castle to uncover the truth about a terrible crime, Dina must come to terms with her power, and quickly - or let her mother fall prey to the vicious dragons of Dunark.An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

The second book in the thrilling fantasy adventure series, The Shamer ChroniclesDina has the Shamers Gift - one look into her eyes, and none can mask their guilt or hide their shame. Now even her brother, Davin, no longer dares to meet her gaze. He burns with a desire to take up the sword and avenge the crimes committed against his family.But these are treacherous times and Dinas life is in terrible danger. Kidnapped by the corrupt Valdracu, she is forced to use her gift as a weapon. And Davin becomes her only hope of escape...An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

A sparrow flitting under the forest canopy, a snake slithering on its belly across a carpet of leaves, a hawk swooping down on a squirrel: Clara finds herself drawn into a variety of animal minds and caught up in a deadly dance of predator and prey.The dramatic and mysterious third part in the Wildwitch story sees Clara discover more about her magical powers and about herself, as an unexpected and frightening new danger emerges from the shadows.

Barely recovered from her escapades of the previous year, Clara is just getting used to her new wildwitch identity, as well as to her mysterious new companion, Cat, when she is thrust into a new adventure. First, Claras friend Shanaia is found badly injured, then Claras best friend Oscar goes missing - kidnapped.With no one to help her, Clara must journey on the Wildways to the windswept clifftop dwelling of Westmark. Here she will have to draw on her wildwitch powers, and discover new reserves of inner strength, as she once again faces her enemy, Chimera.

The final book in the thrilling fantasy adventure series, The Shamer ChroniclesThe Dragon Lord of Dunark will stop at nothing in his persecution of Shamers, and he is determined to crush any community that shelters them. Those struggling to resist his cruel power have realised that hiding wont work any more. Its time to fight back.But as preparations for the rebellion begin, Dina starts to have doubts - can she really be part of a plan to unleash war? There must be another way, but can she find it before her world is torn apart?An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

The third book in the thrilling fantasy adventure series, The Shamer ChroniclesA watching face in a market crowd, a mist-shrouded figure on the moor, a haunting presence seen only when he wants to be seen. Sezuan has the Serpent Gift. With the eerie music of his flute, he can weave a web of lies and illusion to trap the keenest mind. He is also Dinas father, and he has come to claim her.Dinas family set family set off in desperate flight, trying to escape Sezuans snare. But soon, with nowhere else to turn, Dina must learn to see through her fathers deceit and use her own gift against him.An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

Clara is an ordinary girl, so small and shy that her mum calls her Little Mouse. Then, one day, she meets a cat. A huge, strange, black cat, with glowing yellow eyes. And so begins her new life as a wildwitch.Suddenly, Clara is plunged into a world of mystery and magic. With her Aunt Isa to guide her, she finds she can talk to animals and walk the mysterious Wildways. But then she is captured by the dreaded Chimera...

Dína er ung stúlka sem hefur erft gáfur frá móður sinni sem gera henni kleift að sjá inn í sálu fólks. En Drakan, drekaherrann yfir Dúnark, er í herferð við að elta niður og brenna hennar líka, svo h

The critically acclaimed New York Times bestselling coauthor of The Boy in the Suitcase draws you into a gripping (Publishers Weekly, starred review) mystery from the very first line of this page-turning historical thriller featuring an ambitious young female detective challenging the mores of nineteenth century France.Strong-minded and ambitious, Madeleine Karno is eager to shatter the constraints of her provincial French upbringing. She longs to become a pathologist like her father, whom she assists, but this is 1894. Autopsies are considered unseemly and ungodly, even when performed by a man.So its no surprise that when seventeen-year-old Cecile Montaine is found dead in the snowy streets of Varbourg, her family will not permit a full postmortem autopsy, and Madeleine and her father are left with a single mysterious clue. Soon after, the priest who held vigil by the dead girls corpse is brutally murdered. The thread that connects these two events is a tangled one, and as the death toll mounts, Madeleine must seek knowledge in odd places: behind convent walls, in secret diaries, and in the yellow stare of an aging wolf.Eloquently written and with powerful insight into human and animal nature, Doctor Death is at once a captivating mystery and a poignant coming-of-age story.