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Welcome to Detective Review part 3!

Once again I rate entertainment value of fictional detectives. I know last time I said there will be more books. There's four. Not much, but I did try. Let's get to it!

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Andri Ólafsson

from: Trapped (2015), tv series type: police chief

A pro with a team of zero experience, stuck in a middle of nowhere in a snowstorm. He's too tired for all this. And his throat is unable to feel cold, apparently. 2/10, pretty much no entertainment.

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Franciszek Kary

from: Cham z kulą w głowie (2020), novel by Ziemowit Szczerek type: private investigator

This guy is far from perfect but it's not often that I actually laugh out loud at a book. People complain online that he swears too much but I say it adds to the vibe. A lot happens to him. 8/10

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Gregory House & James Wilson

from: House MD (2004-2012), tv series type: doctors

Easiest 9/10 ever. Iconic.

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Tereesz Machejek, Inayat Khan & Jesper de la Guardie

from: Sacred and Terrible Air (2013), novel by Robert Kurvitz type: International Collaboration Police agent, disappearance memorabilia collector, interior designer

Definitely a 1/10 as far as fun is concerned but I recommend giving the book a try anyway, it's mighty different from the usual. The one score point is for the hint of a dynamic between the three detectives.

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Carl Butler

(idk if this^ is actually him, but this is the book's cover and he's the protag, soooo...)

from: Planetside (2018), novel by Michael Mammay type: retired colonel

I felt a vague sense of mediocrity but I can't exactly pinpoint the flaw cause the book reads alright, the writing is solid. He's likable, 5/10.

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Dick Durkin & Harley Stone

from: Split Second (1992) type: cops

Amazing, brilliant, talented, incredible. Another easy 9/10. The duo meets London's typical sewage nightmare beyond comprehension and they are soooooo cool about it. Harley's apartment deserves a special mention - what the hell, dude.

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Wiktor Forst & Olga Szrebska

from: Exposure (2015), novel by Remigiusz Mróz type: a cop and a journalist

Get out of here. 0/10.

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Thanks for tuning in! We had no video games this time and the previous one was netflix-only, so I'll try to fix that in the next one

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@doyl1st

It was early, and freezing cold. Nobody's faces look good, but Wiktor looks by far the worst. Sunken in eyes, pale skin. The first victim they joked that Wiktor looked worse, but this was the second one without a head. No doubt another famous person, since the last one was a minister's son. At least that had gotten help in, and his mother hired some fancy investigator. Wiktor had no opinions on this new guy they had brought in, if he was good, he'd find out, and if he was bad, he'd find out. At least it was not hung from the top of an antenna this time, though it was on frozen ice and so out of caution the retrieval team was moving it.

"You're the celebrity here. The corpse as well. For most of the people who actually live here, there is nothing going on." The city is huge, but unless it's a skiing season it's almost deserted, and sometimes even then. Such was the destiny of a tourist town begone, which clinged onto life by its proximity to other towns that still remained tourist attractions. "Soon the cameras will come, and then the people." This Doyle looked dressed for it, really, in contrast to his simple, all black outfit.

He moved past Doyle to the truck with the coffee machine... And to look at one of the few parked cars. Olga had arrived already, but a single look from Forst had sent her back inside it. Sighing, he poured it out into a paper cup, this sole act warming his fingers through his gloves.

"Do you want coffee? It's disgusting, but it's warm. We have some time until we can look at the corpse up close." His voice sounded unnaturally hoarse, as if he had been screaming all day. He looked at the small lake, trying not to focus on the layer of snow. It was not a lot, but it was too early for it to thaw, so it was impossibly bright. God, what a terrible bitch of a Monday.

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"Termin "ekspozycja" ma przynajmniej pięć znaczeń. Podobnie wieloznaczny jest każdy krok mordercy. Pewnego ranka turyści odkrywają na Giewoncie makabryczny widok – na ramionach krzyża powieszono nagiego mężczyznę. Wszystko wskazuje na to, że zabójca nie zostawił żadnych śladów. Sprawę prowadzi niecieszący się dobrą opinią komisarz Wiktor Forst. Zanim tamtego ranka stanął na Giewoncie, wydawało mu się, że widział w życiu wszystko. Tropy, jakie odkryje wraz z dziennikarką Olgą Szrebską, doprowadzą go do dawno zapomnianych tajemnic… Winy z przeszłości nie dadzą o sobie zapomnieć. Okrutne zbrodnie muszą zostać odkupione." . 🚬📰🚔🏔🚔📰🚬 . #książka #book #mólksiążkowy #bookstagram #bookstagrampl #polskibookstagram #booklover #czytam #igreads #reader #czytambolubię #bthe1thinking #bookworm #booknerd #ksiazki #booksofinstagram #książki #bookstagrammer #czytamy #filia #remigiuszmroz #ekspozycja #forst #giewont #tatry #numizmat #monety #quaran https://www.instagram.com/p/CAuR2vJhvOq/?igshid=1eavj6dc4wtpt

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Deniwelacja Deniwelacja Remigiusz Mróz Gdzie jest Wiktor Forst? To pytanie zadają sobie zakopiańscy śledczy, gdy topniejący w Tatrach śnieg odsłania makabryczny widok na zboczach Giewontu.

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indie multimuse rp blog by Luu. 18+. mun is 30 years old. muses are:

Fiona Belli (Demento / Haunting Ground) Jennifer (Rule of Rose) Miss Regina Kirkstein / The Daughter (Layers of Fear) Alucarda and Justine (Alucarda: La hija de las tinieblas) Princess Elodie of Nova (Long live the Queen) Jeyne Greystone and Cedric Waters (Cyanide's ASOIAF: A Game of Thrones) Mira Forrester (Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series) Regina (Dino Crisis)

Émile and Maconîm (OCs HEAVILY inspired by the intranarrative of The baby of Macôn) Detective Wiktor Forst (Netflix FORST - Purely TV based as I cannot read the original novels, they're not translated to any language I speak) Princess Vladimir (OC, Legitimate but Morganatic Princess in exile)

I have a Stannis Baratheon sideblog at @soulatsiege

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Remigiusz Mróz - Przewieszenie

Podhalem wstrząsa seria wypadków w górach. Początkowo czarna passa wydaje się jedynie ciągiem pechowych zdarzeń, jednak śledczy ostatecznie odkrywają związek między ofiarami. Każe on sądzić, że ktoś morduje turystów na szlakach. Dochodzenie prowadzi komisarz Forst. Szybko zdaje sobie sprawę z tego, że zabójstwa powiązane są ze sprawą, nad którą pracował z Olgą Szrebską. Zaczyna tropić mordercę, zbierając okruchy informacji, które ten zdaje się z premedytacją zostawiać. Kiedy zbliża się do rozwiązania sprawy, doganiają go upiory z przeszłości. Wiktor Forst będzie musiał stawić czoła nie tylko człowiekowi, którego ściga, ale także ludziom gotowym zrobić wszystko, by go pogrążyć. audiobooka czyta Krzysztof Gosztyła KLIKNIJ ABY POBRAĆ