“Lean, atmospheric and full of existential uncertainty. . . . Nesser isn’t interested in life’s pretty offerings. His detectives expect the worst because they have seen the world go wrong too often.” —Richmond Times-Dispatch
“Snappish, sardonic, unsentimental, depressed, and quite possibly psychic, Van Veeteren is the most appealingly unlovable hero since TV’s crabby physician House.” —O, The Oprah Magazine
“In a class of its own. . . . This stunning novel by one of Sweden’s foremost crime writers might have been written as a script for Alfred Hitchcock.” —The Sunday Times (London)
“Mind’s Eye satisfies on every level. It is an intelligently written, cleverly plotted tale, populated with believable characters. . . . Nesser was superb right out of the gate.” —BookPage
