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Händelser vid vatten

by Kerstin Ekman (1997)

About this book

After moving to the remote town of Blackwater in northern Sweden to join her lover, Annie Raft stumbles upon a brutal double murder that remains unsolved for twenty years, until the day she sees her grown daughter in the arms of the man Annie saw leavingthe scene of the crime.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHändelser vid vatten Lead Character

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