Thursday, June 19, 2014

The Son by Jo Nesbo - Book Review

Thursday, June 19, 2014
THE SON by Jo Nesbo is about the life of a kid named Sonny Lofthus who has been in prison since his early twenty’s.  Sonny was a career scapegoat, confessing to various crimes in return for heroin. At a young age he had wished to grow up like his father, a decorated police officer until his father was found dead presumably from suicide. After his death it was found that Sonny’s father was a mole in the police for one of the city’s most ruthless criminals. While in jail, Sony finds out that his father never truly committed suicide but was in fact murdered. This encouraged him to break out of jail, kick his heroin addiction and exact revenge on those who killed his father and those who had commit crimes that he admitted to.
This book contains many mysteries that are not truly revealed until the end. The story causes conflicting emotions at times as to whether or not Sonny is a criminal or a vigilante. There are many characters in this book most with riveting and unforgettable personalities. With about 400 pages and average sized print the book doesn't take more than 4-5 days to read and is ultimately a good book. 

Review by
Keenan Kossman

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