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Family ties can bind dangerously tight

Viktor Algard was in love. But a second attack confirms his suspicion that theres a more complex motive behind the murder.

If Knutas is to catch the killer, he must discover the truth that lies hidden at the heart of a broken family and face some secrets within his own.

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The price of fame . . . Her father sits by her day after day, praying that his only remaining daughter survives.

An attempted murder during a lavish photoshoot means that Jennys and Agness lives will soon intersect in the most terrifying of ways .

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'One of Scandinavia's best crime writers' The Times

Mari Jungstedt's compelling series of novels featuring Inspector Anders Knutas continues to go from strength to strength with The Dead of Summer, the fifth crime adventure set on the island of Gotland.

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Every year they leave their cosy suburban neighbourhood to go on holiday together to a remote Swedish island. But this year, their holiday wont go as expected.

A terrible series of tragedies will unfold, seemingly random, all somehow connected.

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A brutal murder.

In the stifling heat of an August morning on the beautiful Swedish island of Gotland, terror shatters the calm.

An armed robbery is over in minutes, leaving a little girl on the road, hit by the getaway car.

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'One of Scandinavia's best crime writers' The Times

It is a cold wintry morning in the picturesque port town of Visby when art dealer Egon Wallin's battered and naked body is found hanging from a gate in the town's old city walls.

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'One of Scandinavia's best crime writers, no mean compliment in a crowded field' The Times

It's summer on Gotland and an international group of archaeology students are excavating an ancient Viking site.

As Inspector Knutas begins his investigation, echoes from Gotland's Viking past begin to trouble his search.

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Inspector Knutas must face up to the horrifying prospect that there is a serial killer loose on the island.

Knutas, aided by investigative journalist Johan Berg, begins to piece together the tragic history that unites the two victims, and alarmingly points to more murders to come.

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At first Knutas and Jacobsson find it hard to believe that the two cases are linked: one is a violent murder, the other, the disappearance of a lonely and isolated child who has probably run away.