These thrillers, including the irresistible The Cuckoo from Scandi-crime queen Camilla Lackberg, will have you hooked until the very last page
, which was immediately made into a TV series starring Amy Adams. Finn disappeared for a few years. He’s now back with an even better, even bigger book.
The story is set, naturally, in London and the year is 1894. The American Civil War is long past when an interesting group of men appears in the offices of detectives Cyrus Barker and Thomas Llewelyn. They profess to be generals of the Confederate States of America, who have been exiled to South and Central America, and they want Barker and Llewelyn to arrange a meeting for them with the prime minister of England. Why? That’s not for Barker to know.
Slowly, we follow the Bauers and their family and friends toward the party, which Rolf chooses not to attend. The next day, Rolf is dead, murdered in the gallery surrounded by the remnants of his exhibition, still unhung. He had no enemies, everyone assures Patrik, but someone wanted him dead. Enter detective Barbara Atkins, certified vampire authority. A teenaged boy has been killed in Deadhart, Alaska, and the local residents are convinced a member of the nearby vampire community committed murder. The locals are enraged and vigilante justice is on everyone’s mind. It’s soon clear that things in Deadhart are at a dangerous point. Then there’s another death and the evidence is not what the local people want to believe.
While Eleanor plans her literary swan song, she embarks on a book tour in Italy. There are several other authors, some favoured fans and eight cities to visit – and the real life Connor has tagged along. It’s at this point that he informs Eleanor that someone is out to actually kill him.
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