Praise for The Marco Effect
Engrossing. . . a roller coaster ride through Copenhagen's seedy underbelly. Publishers Weekly
This series goes from triumph to triumph. . . This is the best book I've read in 2014 so far. Highly recommended. Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine
Marco is a compelling hero, the villans are truly odious, and Mørck and his quirky, savvy subordinates ultimately carry the day. Booklist
If you like the dark humor, wisecracking, and layered betrayals of Raymond Chandler, then read Adler-Olsen s Department Q series. Men's Journal
A tense, pleasurable read. USA Today
The fast pace, intricate plot, and gritty style will appeal to fans of Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch mysteries. Library Journal
More Praise for Jussi Adler-Olsen's Department Q series
[A] sordid tale. . . inspired by actual events during a dark period of Danish history. Ah, but there is more, so much more in this frenzied thriller. The New York Times Book Review
This book is not for the faint of heart, but for readers who enjoy dark humor and wisecracking heroes and heroines, you ll love Department Q. Suspense Magazine
It can be hard to distinguish Scandinavian crime writers there are a lot of them, and their names have consonant clusters and umlauts and all that jazz but Jussi Adler-Olsen is a name to know. In a crowded genre, Adler-Olsen is an outlier. GQ. com
Adler-Olsen merges story lines. . . with ingenious aplomb, effortlessly mixing hilarities with horrors. . . This crime fiction tour de force could only have been devised by an author who can even turn stomach flu into a belly laugh. Publishers Weekly (starred review)
This series has enough twists to captivate contemporary mystery readers and enough substance and background to entertain readers with historical and literary tastes. Library Journal (starred review)
When your series relies on cold cases, it s not always easy to craft plots that have both historical interest and an air of urgency, but it s something Adler-Olsen is very good at. Booklist
