If Nobody Listens Part Two
Thriller
by Rikard Sommer
She does not know them. They know all about her.
Tom has made a promise to Vasili. He will not reveal what happened in Borodianka. He soon realizes that his promise is impossible to keep.
Now the war begins between those who will reveal the truth, and those who will bury it. In the middle of it all is Vasili, his family and a ten year old orphan girl.
REVIEW
4 out of 5
This is a direct continuation of part 1 – you won’t be able to understand what’s happening in this book without having read it first. That out of the way – this was just as interesting as book one. (There are a lot of characters in play, once again, and could get confusing at times). Our main characters have returned, and we get to see what their life has become after the end of the first installment. Sommer wove an intriguing and thrilling tale, although I’m not sure how I feel about the quite abrupt ending. (Even though I can’t quite call it a full cliffhanger, it feels like there could be more). Overall a thrilling read, that is certainly off the beaten path.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rikard Sommer was born in 1965, and lives in a suburb outside of Oslo, Norway with his wife. He has done a lot of different things; worked at an ice cream factory in the summer holidays, been a cab driver, served five years in the Army, sold office machines, built professional audio/video systems and travelled around the world. He also picks up the guitar or keyboard and plays in a hobby band, as he is a true fan of classic pop music. He thinks XTC is one of the best-hidden gems and The Beach Boys’ God Only Knows is the ultimate pop song, which sometimes has gotten him into deep and vivid discussions with his mates.
If Nobody Listens is his debut novel, although he has been writing most of his life. When he is not writing, he enjoys fishing and mountain trips and singing pop songs from the sixties around the campfire.