Conditionally Suitable

As in his famous novel "Smilla and Her Sense of Snow," in "Conditionally Suitable" Peter Høeg draws us into a labyrinth of semi-detective narrative, subtly prompting the reader to reformulate the profound questions of human existence. The eternal questions of... Time and Power are posed by a child in Peter Høeg's work, a "conditionally suitable" member of society. The path that the philosopher would take constructing intellectual chains, the writer attempts to traverse through moments of sudden insight, empathy for the hero, and a childlike naive - or unclouded - view of things. "Conditionally Suitable" is Peter Høeg's most poignant novel.