After "BOX" and "Cult" comes the turn of the final part of the series - "Mirage".
December month in Stockholm. The Swedish Minister of Justice is in danger, and at the same time a pile of human bones is found in the subway in Stockholm. It turns out that the skeleton belongs to a high-ranking financier. Police Inspector Mina Dabiri's team is devastated after the traumatic events of the summer, which ended with the death of their colleague. The police once again turn to Vincent Walder for help, but he is under increasing pressure.
When a new pile of bones is discovered underground, the team faces a new challenge. What happens in the tunnels deep under Stockholm? And who is chasing the minister?
Läckberg is a young (born 1974), very talented Swedish crime writer. She was voted Swedish Writer of the Year for 2005. Her books have so far sold in millions in Europe, where she was the 6th bestselling author last year, ahead of among others John Grisham. Her books – including The Ice Princess – feature an interesting couple – the police detective Patrik Hedstrom of the Tanumshede police and his wife, author Erica Falck.
Camilla Läckberg became a writer after her husband and parents enrolled her in a writing course as a Christmas present. She was Sweden’s best-selling author in 2006. The same year she also won the People’s Literature Prize. And The Ice Princess, very well translated by Steven T. Murray, was the winner of France’s 2008 Grand Prix de Littérature Policière for Best International Crime Novel. Even so, it is not her best book – Camilla Läckberg has developed a lot both as a plotter and as a writer over time, and her later books are even better than this.
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