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NOW A MAJOR TOP 10 NETFLIX SERIES 'A full-throttle thriller in the
tradition of classic Stieg Larsson, drenched in atmosphere and
charged with adrenaline. I loved this book' A. J. FINN, author of
The Woman In The Window 'A cracking ending that left me STUNNED'
5***** READER REVIEW THE CHILLING DEBUT NOVEL FROM THE CREATOR AND
WRITER OF HIT TV SHOW THE KILLING, perfect for fans of THE FALL and
DES ________ As the leaves fall, he's coming for you . . . One
October morning in a quiet suburb, the police make a terrible
discovery. A young woman is found brutally murdered with one of her
hands missing. Above her hangs a small doll made of chestnuts.
Examining the doll, Forensics are shocked to find a fingerprint
belonging to a young girl, kidnapped and murdered a year ago. Can a
new killer be the key to an old crime? And will his spree be over
before winter arrives - or is he only just getting started? . . .
________ 'The Stieg Larsson comparisons seem unfair - on Sveistrup.
He is quite simply in another league' Metro 'If you're pining for a
dose of Jo Nesbo-style Scandi noir, The Chestnut Man should hit the
spot' The Times 'Has success written all over it' Daily Express
'Creepy, clever and packed with tension' Sun 'If you are one of the
millions who enjoyed The Killing, you'll want to read the first
novel by its creator' Guardian **The Times Best Paperbacks of the
Month** PRAISE FOR THE CHESTNUT MAN ON NETFLIX: 'A chilling
psychological thriller that will have you hooked . . . Fans of The
Killing will not be disappointed' FORBES 'Perfect for fans of
Nordic thrillers . . . The next binge-watched success' EXPRESS
'Gripping and gruesome - exactly what you want from The Killing
creators' iNEWS
NOW A MAJOR NETFLIX SERIES 'A full-throttle thriller in the
tradition of classic Stieg Larsson, drenched in atmosphere and
charged with adrenaline. I loved this book' A. J. Finn, author of
The Woman In The Window 'A cracking ending that left me STUNNED'
5***** Reader Review THE CHILLING DEBUT NOVEL FROM THE CREATOR AND
WRITER OF HIT TV SHOW THE KILLING, perfect for fans of THE FALL and
DES ________ As the leaves fall, he's coming for you . . . One
October morning in a quiet suburb, the police make a terrible
discovery. A young woman is found brutally murdered with one of her
hands missing. Above her hangs a small doll made of chestnuts.
Examining the doll, Forensics are shocked to find a fingerprint
belonging to a young girl, kidnapped and murdered a year ago. Can a
new killer be the key to an old crime? And will his spree be over
when winter arrives - or is he only just getting started? . . .
________ 'The Stieg Larsson comparisons seem unfair - on Sveistrup.
He is quite simply in another league' Metro 'If you're pining for a
dose of Jo Nesbo-style Scandi noir, The Chestnut Man should hit the
spot' The Times 'Has success written all over it' Daily Express
'Creepy, clever and packed with tension' Sun 'If you are one of the
millions who enjoyed The Killing, you'll want to read the first
novel by its creator' Guardian The Times Best Paperbacks of the
Month ___________ Praise for The Killing 'TV of the absolute finest
quality . . . the writing shines' Guardian 'Excellent . . . A
shrewd mix of police procedural, political thriller and domestic
drama' New York Times
'A full-throttle thriller in the tradition of classic Stieg
Larsson, drenched in atmosphere and charged with adrenaline. Buckle
up. You'll gulp down every word. I loved this book' A. J. Finn,
author of The Woman In The Window THE DEBUT NOVEL FROM THE CREATOR
AND WRITER OF THE KILLING The police make a terrible discovery in a
suburb of Copenhagen. A young woman has been killed and dumped at a
playground. One of her hands has been cut off, and above her hangs
a small doll made of chestnuts. Young detective Naia Thulin is
assigned the case. Her partner is Mark Hess, a burned-out
investigator who's just been kicked out of Europol's headquarters
in The Hague. They soon discover a mysterious piece of evidence on
the chestnut man - evidence connecting it to a girl who went
missing a year earlier and is presumed dead, the daughter of
politician Rosa Hartung. A man confessed to her murder, and the
case is long since solved. Soon afterwards, another woman is found
murdered, along with another chestnut man. Thulin and Hess suspect
that there's a connection between the Hartung case, the murdered
women and a killer who is spreading fear throughout the country.
But what is it? Thulin and Hess are racing against the clock,
because it's clear that the murderer is on a mission that is far
from over . . .
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