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Stalker
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Lars Kepler
Czech, 17hrs.4min., 1182 MB - Book from series Detektive Joona Linna (audio)
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Pavel Rímský
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AKZ908
Stalker
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Stalker
Joona Linna disappeared a year ago. Almost everyone thinks he's dead. Almost everyone.
The police receive a secretly filmed video of a woman through a window, pulling on a pair of tights. The next day, the subject of the voyeur's gaze becomes the victim of a bloody murder. The brutality of the act leads investigators to Pastor Rocky Kyrklund, who was sentenced to psychiatric care nine years earlier for a brutal killing. However, the alleged culprit never confessed to the crime, as he has no memory of the event due to brain damage sustained in a car accident.
While Rocky is still in a secure unit, another recording is on its way. Nobody understands what is happening, but Detective Superintendent Margot Silverman is convinced they are dealing with a serial killer. The latest instalment in the Joona Linna series is once again brought to life by the intense narration of Pavel Rímský, whose voice has become an inseparable part of the series.
“In the novel Stalker, the author duo writing under the pseudonym Lars Kepler have sensed the mood of society, captured the trends modern people live by, and transformed them into central motifs. That's why this gripping detective story unfolds against the backdrop of the internet, YouTube, and social media. The narrative has no dull moments, and in its complexity, the story is constructed and meticulously thought out down to the smallest detail.”
Novinky.cz
“A well-constructed, thrilling detective novel that never loses its intensity... Kepler has done it again.”
Adresseavisen
“The authors follow the same recipe as in their previous books. They have a brilliantly developed sense of what it takes to awaken people's darkest fears and imaginings.”
Dagsavisen
“Stalker is several notches better than the previous instalments in the series. The book is incredibly cleverly put together.”
Berlingske
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