I grew up reading the childrens books and young adult books by Lene Kaaberbøl, and I found it interesting to read a book meant for adults. I listen to crime quite often, even though I often find it repetitive and a bit boring. This book was not like that. I think the most important reason I liked this book, is because it was set in the eighteen hundreds. It didn't feel like "just another book about a murder". I also liked that even though the main character in the book puts science over god, the book had some sides to it that could possibly be read like there was something magical at works. I liked that image the wolf represented.