Ein sehr seltsames Buch, wie ich finde. Es geht um ungewöhnliche Todesfälle und zwei tote Kinder, die als Geister umgehen. Am Ende klärt sich alles etwas auf, dennoch bleibt manches offen. Krimis, in denen Übersinnliches eine Rolle spielt, mag ich nicht allzu gern. Spannend ist es, aber zu konstruiert. ( )

A well crafted blend of crime novel and ghost story. [a:Yrsa Sigurðardóttir|747437|Yrsa Sigurðardóttir|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1267305974p2/747437.jpg] makes the most of the bleak and isolated Icelandic setting to ratchet up tension and draw us in to multiple stories. One involves three friends set on renovating an old house in a remote location accessible only by boat. In the next, a policeman and a psychiatrist investigate a 60 year old mystery that appears to having ongoing repercussions. And there is a third, having to do with the disappearance of the psychiatrist’s young son three years prior to these events.

This read was even more enjoyable than it might have been otherwise because my buddy-readers, Nancy and Lisa, and I each saw the book from a different perspective. Our wrap up zoom discussion session over the weekend pulled it all together in ways that heightened everyone’s appreciation.

I won’t say more about the plot here because separating reality from ghost story was part of the fun. Recommended for fans of ghost stories, or mystery readers who don’t mind some potential ghastliness thrown in

( )

I Remember You is a great book. Not especially scary, but very interesting, especially when you start to realize how both storylines (the three friends on the island and the doctor with the missing son) are connected towards the end of the book. I think the ending was great especially the very last part. Muahahaha

I listened to the audiobook version and I quite liked it and I recommend reading or listening to this book! ( )

I Remember You is a great book. Not especially scary, but very interesting, especially when you start to realize how both storylines (the three friends on the island and the doctor with the missing son) are connected towards the end of the book. I think the ending was great especially the very last part. Muahahaha

I listened to the audiobook version and I quite liked it and I recommend reading or listening to this book! ( )

This was creepy. I can't say it was a surprise. The back-and-forth narrative style heightens the tension, but it gets tedious after a bit. I liked it, but it's not a new story. ( )