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The Black Path, By: Åsa Larsson and translated by Marlaine Delargy

I am on an Åsa Larsson reading spree. Her novels, described by others, are said to be more traditional crime thrillers than police procedurals and how she structures her story, told in third person narrative, works very well for me. … Continue reading

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The Blood Split by Åsa Larsson and translated by Marlaine Delargy

The Blood Split (2008) by Åsa Larsson with translation by Marlaine Delargy is the second book featuring tax attorney Rebecka Martinsson. She first appeared in Sun Storm, a riveting story that focused on religious zealotry. Both books are set in … Continue reading

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Sun Storm, By: Åsa Larsson (trans by Marlaine Delargy )

Sun Storm (2006, 310 pages) by Åsa Larsson with translation by Marlaine Delargy is the first book in a series set in Stockholm. The other title(s) for this book: Solstorm in Sweden and The Savage Altar in the UK. I … Continue reading

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