A Death in Rembrandt Square (Lotte Meerman Book 4)

For me as an avid reader of the crime fiction genre, most of which is set in the UK and US, the Lotte Meerman series is a getaway vacation for me, with Ms de Jager's wonderful descriptive prose in an Amsterdam setting, with a few deaths thrown in for good measure.A podcast documentary series called 'Fight for Justice' campaigns to clear the name of Ruud Klaver, a convicted killer who had served ten years in prison after being arrested by Detective Meerman.A year out of prison and he is killed in a hit and run incident, and Lotte, who is hated by Klaver's family who believe he was wrongly imprisoned, is reluctantly in charge of the investigation.A very clever plot packaged with intrigue, and unexpected twists. A five star read, leaving me looking forward to my next 'Meerman' trip to Amsterdam.

I bought this as part of a Christmas gift: I asked what he thought of it & he said it was a good read, that he enjoyed it immensely. He had already told me that additionally “it was a hard to put down” book and keeps an eye out for more from the Author. Recommended for readers looking for good crime books.

Loved this! I love the Amsterdam setting and Lotte gets better in every book. I really can’t wait to read the next one!

I enjoyed this book so much. The story and the relationships are tangled, misundersrandings along the way. Lotte really needs to dig deeper and face her past. This book is so intriguing. Can’t wait for another one.