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Sofie Sarenbrant

At a luxury spa hotel a famous actress is found unconscious in a pool. The next day an elderly couple is found dead in their room. All indications are that this is simply a tragic accident and an overdose of sleeping pills. But the hotel manager senses that something is wrong, and a few days later when yet another person is found dead, there is no longer any doubt: This is murder. Detective Emma Sköld gets responsibility for the investigation. It soon becomes clear to her that there must be a connection between the three incidents, and that they are seeking a perpetrator who is not done killing. Rest in Peace is the first book in a series from the queen of Swedish crime, Sofie Sarenbrant.

Kristin Atherton

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Emma Sköld

Rest in Peace

Paul Norlen

The time is limited, the distance measurable, but the number of suspects and potential murder victims seems endless. Welcome to Stockholm Marathon! Over the years the marathon has managed to avoid any fatalities, but now when the starting gun goes off for the 35th time everything is turned upside down. It’s the first of June but colder than on Christmas Eve and pouring rain. Soon after the race starts a runner collapses and is taken to a first-aid tent, but the man’s life can’t be saved. Detective Inspector Emma Sköld is off that day and on the scene to cheer on her sister Josefin, who is running the marathon. When Emma passes Rålambshovsparken a lifeless woman has just been found and Emma steps in. There is no doubt that the woman has been killed. Is one of the runners a murderer? And if so, when will the next victim appear?

Second Wind

The morning after an open-house showing in a posh Stockholm suburb, a father is found dead by his six-year-old daughter Astrid. There are no signs of a break-in, and the murder weapon is one of the family's own kitchen knives. The only hint that someone from the outside might be involved is that Astrid claims a strange man stroked her cheek during the night.

Police Inspector Emma Sköld takes up the case. She suspects that the man's wife could be the culprit, but when more murders occur tied to open-house showings, her theory is turned on its head. What's the truth behind the events in the ostensibly idyllic and prosperous residential area? And what is the connection between the victims?

The morning after an open-house showing in a posh Stockholm suburb, a father is found dead by his six-year-old daughter Astrid. There are no signs of a break-in, and the murder weapon is one of the family's own kitchen knives. The only hint that someone from the outside might be involved is that Astrid claims a strange man stroked her cheek during the night.

Police Inspector Emma Sköld takes up the case. She suspects that the man's wife could be the culprit, but when more murders occur tied to open-house showings, her theory is turned on its head. What's the truth behind the events in the ostensibly idyllic and prosperous residential area? And what is the connection between the victims?

The morning after an open-house showing in a posh Stockholm suburb, a father is found dead by his six-year-old daughter Astrid. There are no signs of a break-in, and the murder weapon is one of the family's own kitchen knives. The only hint that someone from the outside might be involved is that Astrid claims a strange man stroked her cheek during the night.

Police Inspector Emma Sköld takes up the case. She suspects that the man's wife could be the culprit, but when more murders occur tied to open-house showings, her theory is turned on its head. What's the truth behind the events in the ostensibly idyllic and prosperous residential area? And what is the connection between the victims?

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