The Man Who Smiled by Henning Mankell
An old lawyer dies in a car accident. His son believes his father was killed and visits recovering Wallander in Denmark. Wallander refuses to help and some days later his friend is killed.
Guilt ridden Wallander goes back to work and starts investigating both deaths. Quite soon he has a suspect but no proof. So, he digs deeper. So far, so good. Story is exciting, characters believable and style flawless.
But then suddenly Wallanders starts acting like a moron.
I like Wallander a lot, but in this book he made me so angry, I wanted to kick his ass.
The beautiful cover of Estonian edition.
