Tierra de invierno
Faber, Kim
Pedersen, Janni
A misdemeanor during one of his services has sent Copenhagen Police Superintendent Martin Juncker to a forced stay in the small provincial town of Sandsted. Along with a police apprentice and a young police sergeant, he is tasked with tackling the challenges of a nearby asylum center, while also taking care of his insane elderly father, with whom he has always had a relationship. complicated. When a terrorist bomb attack hits a Christmas market in central Copenhagen, and Juncker is unable to participate in the investigation, he feels completely knocked out. His ex-partner Signe Kristiansen did not. She begins searching for the perpetrators, as she struggles with the fear that her sister is among the dead. The investigation ends very quickly in a dead end. However, Signe receives advice that takes the investigation to a place that she had not imagined even in her wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, to Juncker's astonishment, a murder case lands on his desk: a man has been murdered, hit with a metal pipe, and his wife has disappeared. On the surface, the murder seems like a common violent assault, but when it is discovered that the victim had connections to neo-Nazi groups, the case takes on a different dimension.
- Author
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Faber, Kim
Pedersen, Janni
- Subject
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Literature
> Narrative in other languages
- Genre
- Crime and mystery >
- EAN
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9788418417191
- ISBN
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978-84-18417-19-1
- Edition
- 1
- Publisher
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Roca Editorial
- Pages
- 448
- High
- 23.5 cm
- Weight
- 15.0 cm
- Release date
- 18-02-2021
- Language
- Spanish
- Series
- Thriller