Interview with Stefan Tegenfalk
Interview with Donald Bain
Interview with Dennis Lehane
Thriller with mysticism
A dead Angel (my translation) …. is the sequel to the Nephilim written by Åsa Schwarz who were released two years ago. I really liked Nephilim and have been waiting for A dead Angel a long time. The main character in the books … Continue reading
The Villette Series
Ingrid Hedström … is a Swedish journalist on one of the bigger Newspapers in Sweden. She previously worked on the Continent (Europe). Which, perhaps, is why the series takes place in the fictional city of Villette in Belgium in the … Continue reading
The Burning Lake – Brent Ghelfi
The Burning Lake is an international spy-thriller and the fourth of the so called Volk novels. Volk… ….is short for Alexei Volkovoy an Russian ex-military with a prosthesis who does dirty jobs for the Kreml and a person called “The General” … Continue reading
Mari Jungstedt – The Fourth Victim
Jungstedts latest novel Recently the Swedish crime author Mari Jungstedt released her 9th crime novel about Inspector Anders Knutas who lives and work in the beautiful Island Gotland (outside the east coast of Sweden). The fourth victim (may be another … Continue reading
Anna Jansson – The Eternal Fire of Alchemy
Anna Jansson Is a Swedish crime author and a former nurse who recently released her 12th book about the police Maria Wern on the idyllic and exotic Island Gotland in Sweden. I have followed the series since the start and really … Continue reading
Did not survive – A Zoo mystery by Ann Littlewood
During Easter I read a few books and among them where Did not survive by Ann Littlewood. I was not familiar with the author before, it was sent to me as a review copy. This is the second book in a … Continue reading
New Unni Lindell book out!
Popular Norwegian Crime author The Norwegian crime author Unni Lindell has just released Sukkerdøden (Sugar Death if you translate it) in Sweden. This is her 8th book about superintendent Cato Isaksen and his department. Unni Lindell is very succesful in Scandinavia and … Continue reading
I am very curious of….
…the Danish crime author Jussi Adler-Olsen who won the Glass Key 2010. The prize is distributed by the Scandinavian Crime association to person who writes the best Scandinavian crime novel each year. Adler-Olsen was awarded for his crime novel Message in a bottle, … Continue reading
