In Anna Janssonโฒs haunting crime novel, Killerโฒs Island, a brutal and disturbing murder in the mythic town of Visby on the Swedish island Gotland has taken place. The myth of the White-Sea Lady has existed ever since Tjelvar, the first man on Gotland, lit a fire and the island rose out of the sea, s
Killer's Island
โ Scribed by Jansson, Anna
- Book ID
- 107160400
- Publisher
- Stockholm Text Publishing AB
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 188 KB
- Series
- Maria Wern 1
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
In Anna Jansson's haunting crime novel, Killer's Island, a brutal and disturbing murder in the mythic town of Visby on the Swedish island Gotland has taken place. The myth of the White-Sea Lady has existed ever since Tjelvar, the first man on Gotland, lit a fire and the island rose out of the sea, said to be some 3,000 years ago. The story is told that a young woman, who drowned in the sea on her wedding night, since that time, tries to lure men down to the deadly underwater currents that tumble off the west coast. The myth comes to life one early summer morning when a well-respected nurse is found murdered and placed for public display on a pavilion in the local botanical gardens. She is mysteriously dressed as a bride holding flowers.
Detective Inspector Maria Wern is put on the case to investigate, but it eventually becomes clear that it is the police that are under observation by the killer. With technical knowledge that far exceeds their own, the killer is able to taunt...
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