- Published: 12 August 2025
- ISBN: 9781787303775
- Imprint: Harvill Secker
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Pages: 432
- RRP: $34.99
Wolf Hour
- Published: 12 August 2025
- ISBN: 9781787303775
- Imprint: Harvill Secker
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Pages: 432
- RRP: $34.99
Absolutely magnificent! Nesbø rules the crime fiction world.
Dagbladet, Norway
Jo Nesbø’s skill is unmatched ... weav[ing] politics and societal matters into a solid crime story.
Stavanger Aftenblad, Norway
Bob Oz is the ultimate anti-hero. Nesbø writes with linguistic flair and masterful twists. The greatest tension lies between the lines
Adresseavisen, Norway
Wolf Hour takes us on a tour of the USA ... excellent entertainment and suspense in classic Nesbø style
NRK, Norway
The plot is cunning and spectacular, yet realistic and frightening. Wildly entertaining from start to finish!
Dagsavisen, Norway
Electrifying
Crime Monthly
A taut standalone from the king of Nordic noir
i
Hooks you in immediately, there's an unnerving air of suspense throughout and meticulous attention to detail - the clever parallel timelines providing just enough clues to keep the pages turning. But, of course, it wouldn't be a Nesbo novel without twists no one sees coming
Independent
Nordic noir master Nesbø sets his sights on the American Midwest in this exquisitely plotted, darkly funny thriller that tackles gun control, police corruption, and psychological trauma in contemporary Minneapolis ... Readers will have no doubt they’re in the hands of a brilliant storyteller. This soars
Publishers Weekly
[Wolf Hour] is a pleasure to read with its engaging, easy-twisting plot, its cerebral touches, and characters like Liza, a bartender whose teasing scenes with Oz are highlights. /…/ Another standout standalone from the author of the Harry Hole series
Kirkus
Nesbø has crafted a powerhouse here, a profoundly human exploration of loneliness and grief driven by a twisting procedural plot and grisly shocks. Readers of Nordic noir will find Nesbø’s taut narrative and social commentary deeply infused with emotional depth. Highly recommended for newcomers seeking startling perspectives on justice, such as those found in Dennis Lehane’s and Richard Price’s works
Booklist, US
