Three Hours
«Roslund / Hellstrom are among the very best crime novelists around. They write with courage and intensity about the important issues of our time.
Extraordinarily compelling.[In Ewert Grens] the authors have created an eccentric, alienated, socially inept hero worthy of comparison with Swedish mystery master Henning Mankell's Inspector Kurt Wallander. - Wall Street Journal»
The explosive third novel in the Ewert Grens--Piet Hoffmann trilogy, which began with Three Seconds.
Stockholm, Sweden. Seventy-three refugees have been found dead, suffocated in a container at Varta harbour.
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The explosive third novel in the Ewert Grens--Piet Hoffmann trilogy, which began with Three Seconds.
Stockholm, Sweden. Seventy-three refugees have been found dead, suffocated in a container at Varta harbour.
Niamey, Niger. Ewert Grens arrives in a city he's never heard of, in search of a man he never thought he would see again.
Piet Hoffmann has again got himself in too deep, infiltrating a West African trafficking ring. He thinks he has two weeks to extricate himself, but will learn that his life, and that of countless defenceless people, now hangs on his actions during three desperate hours.
Stockholm, Sweden. Seventy-three refugees have been found dead, suffocated in a container at Varta harbour.
Niamey, Niger. Ewert Grens arrives in a city he's never heard of, in search of a man he never thought he would see again.
Piet Hoffmann has again got himself in too deep, infiltrating a West African trafficking ring. He thinks he has two weeks to extricate himself, but will learn that his life, and that of countless defenceless people, now hangs on his actions during three desperate hours.
Detaljer
- Forlag
- riverrun
- Innbinding
- Paperback
- Språk
- Engelsk
- Sider
- 432
- ISBN
- 9781784295394
- Utgivelsesår
- 2020
- Format
- 20 x 13 cm
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«Roslund / Hellstrom are among the very best crime novelists around. They write with courage and intensity about the important issues of our time.
Extraordinarily compelling.[In Ewert Grens] the authors have created an eccentric, alienated, socially inept hero worthy of comparison with Swedish mystery master Henning Mankell's Inspector Kurt Wallander. - Wall Street Journal»