He Swindled Everyone and Everything - Norstedtsagency.se
He Swindled Everyone and Everything - Norstedtsagency.se
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Crime FictionHjorth & Ro<strong>se</strong>nfeldtMichael Hjorth was born in 1963 in Visby. <strong>He</strong> is one ofSc<strong>and</strong>inavia’s most accomplished screenwriters <strong>and</strong> producers,<strong>and</strong> one of the founders of the internationally successful productioncompany Tre Vänner.Hans Ro<strong>se</strong>nfeldt was born in 1964 in Borås. <strong>He</strong> has writtenscreenplays for twenty drama <strong>se</strong>ries, including the internationalsuccess Bron/The Bridge <strong>and</strong> has hosted both radio <strong>and</strong> televisionshows.The Sebastian Bergman Series:Det fördolda/Dark SecretsAugust 2010, 423 pagesLärjungen/The DiscipleAugust 2011, 417 pagesFjällgraven/The Mountain GraveOctober 2012, 460 pagesSenior Editor: Susanna RomanusFull English translation of Det fördolda availableWho Lies in the Mountain Grave?Two women are hiking in the mountains of Jämtl<strong>and</strong>in the North of Sweden. It’s autumn <strong>and</strong> it’s raininghard, <strong>and</strong> when one of them gets too clo<strong>se</strong> to the edgeabove a raging torrent, the ground gives way <strong>and</strong> thewoman falls. She manages to save her<strong>se</strong>lf, but she<strong>and</strong> her friend make a macabre discovery: the h<strong>and</strong>of a skeleton is protruding from the river bank.The local police arrive at the scene <strong>and</strong> start digging<strong>and</strong> find that there is more than one body buried in theground. When the area is fully excavated six bodies havebeen found; four adults <strong>and</strong> two children. The Crime InvestigationDepartment (CID) is called in, <strong>and</strong> SebastianBergman travels to Jämtl<strong>and</strong> along with the rest of theteam.It is quickly established that the six were buried at thesame time, but only two of the bodies can be easily identifiedas a Dutch couple who were reported missing in November2003. The others remain a mystery – their DNAprove that they are a family, but no family had been reportedmissing that autumn. Another mystery is the caraccident in the area the same week that the Dutch coupledisappeared. The body of a woman had been found in abrunt-out rental car, but the American name in whichthe car had been registered leads nowhere. A lot of thingsdon’t quite add up.In the mean time, a television journalist is investigatinga so-called asylum deviation; according to authorities twomale Afghan refugees went underground in summer of2003. Shibeka, wife to one of the men, refu<strong>se</strong>s to believethat her husb<strong>and</strong> would leave his family voluntarily <strong>and</strong>the journalist she has contacted suspects that there mightbe a real, big story to detect.In Fjällgraven we follow profiler <strong>and</strong> psychologist SebastianBergman <strong>and</strong> his colleagues in the CID team again, <strong>and</strong>get even clo<strong>se</strong>r to them than we have before. In a thrillingpursuit of the truth, they are up against powerful forceswho are willing to go to the ends of the earth to maketheir <strong>se</strong>cret agenda remain <strong>se</strong>cret.linda.altrovberg@norstedts.<strong>se</strong>catherine.mork@norstedts.<strong>se</strong>asa.bergman@norstedts.<strong>se</strong>
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