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Originally Posted by alansplace
The Case of the Violent Virgin was, as it usually is for the Ed Noon books, a really enjoyable reading experience for me (also quite a quick read). Now on to a prequel I just found to Moriarty: Anna Kronberg Trilogy called, The Lion's Courtship (Kronberg Crimes 0.5) by Annelie Wendeberg. I'm looking forward with anticipation for more from this author and now I don't have to leave the world and characters created by her quite so soon after all). 
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The Lion's Courtship turned out to be a very exciting read (but without Sherlock Holmes), just like the trilogy,
Moriarty that follows it was! I'm going to read next, a novel that Annelie Wendeberg has just recently (August/September 2014) published,
1/2986, a post-apocalyptic scifi thriller:
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Remnants of humanity are scattered high in the mountains, far from the deadly disease that wiped out ten billion lives. While everyone claws for survival, Micka cuts lines and numbers into her skin. The day she decides to press the blade deeper, a stranger steps into her life and makes an offer she finds hard to decline.
Warning: This book is not for the faint of heart. Do not buy if you abhor violence, intense language, and non-explicit sex.
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