Part of Series
Efter att en demonstration i Kungsträdgården om skärpta straff för sexualbrott urartar i kaos, hittas en nyligen frigiven sexualförbrytare knivhuggen till döds bland åhörarna. Mitt i tumultet syns en ung kvinnlig polis dra sig undan och en anmälan om tjänstefel landar på Paulines och Särskilda utredningars bord, men vid en granskning av polisens kroppskameror upptäcker de något oroande. Sekvenser saknas, som om någon inom polisen medvetet har klippt bort avgörande ögonblick för att styra utredningen. Serien Avdelningen för Särskilda utredningar är skapad av Camilla Läckberg i samarbete med Anna Bågstam, Lisa Bjerre och Malin Karim. Fyra starka spänningsröster som tillsammans bygger en sammanhållen serie med tempo, cliffhangers och karaktärsdriven dramatik.
Authors
Before she became one of Sweden’s most popular crime writers, Camilla Läckberg (b. 1974) worked as a marketing director and product manager for several years. Her first two crime novels, Isprinsessan (The Ice Princess) and Predikanten (The Preacher), received rave reviews from the Swedish press and quickly found a large readership. But her big breakthrough came when Stenhuggaren (The Stonecutter) was nominated for The Crime Novel of the Year award in 2005, and also when Olycksfågeln (The Stranger) and Tyskungen (The Hidden Child) were made lead titles in Bonnier’s Book Club. Camilla’s books have gained even more popularity after being adapted into a TV-series, produced by SVT (Swedish Television). In April 2017 her tenth book in the Fjällbacka-series, Häxan, was released – claimed to be her best novel so far! In 2019 Camilla received a diamond book for Häxan, since it has sold in over 300 000 copies in Sweden! And in the spring of 2019 heralds the global launch of The Golden Cage, the first of two dark and suspenseful novels by Camilla Läckberg. After ten internationally bestselling novels and over 26 million copies sold, Läckberg’s next adventure will be a psychological suspense duology. The Golden Cage was the most sold book in Sweden 2019.
