Reviews

• “It probably goes without saying that Anders Roslund’s Ewert Grens books are still unbeatable.”

• “Roslund’s strongly empathetic prose, coupled with the pressing urgency of societal issues, illuminates a captivating crime novel that expands the boundaries of violence, both in the realm of real police work and in the intellectual and emotional lives of the characters.”

• “I haven’t read that suggestive details for a long time … 100 Percent is a masterpiece.”

• “Even the most spoiled and quality-conscious crime readers will be held in an iron grip from beginning to end (…) It doesn’t get much better than when Anders Roslund, a writer like few others, once again delivers a crime novel where plot, composition, pace, and psychology come together in a higher unity.”

• “Anders Roslund writes in such a captivating way that one cannot stop reading.”

• “Anders Roslund has made the characters he created together with Börge Hellström entirely his own. 100 Percent is sharply written and immensely thrilling.”

• “Anders Roslund really is 100 percent /…/ 400 action-packed pages /…/ If he’s not already the best crime writer of the country, then there are very few in front of him. The language flows and the pace is fast.”

• “One hundred percent guaranteed that this is suspense at its best!”

• “Anders Roslund’s writing is witty and engaging and the narrative has impressive momentum. The research is extensive, but Roslund does not forget to describe the humans behind the characters in a warm and illustrating way.”

• “A hundred percent suspense. /…/ Anders Roslund masters the art of telling a story and offers you a convincing view of Stockholm from the eyes of criminal gangs.”

• “Well-constructed and riveting!”

• “It is cleverly constructed /…/ It is cleverly written, and it is difficult not to turn the page.”

• “A new novel with Grens and Hoffman is a call for celebration for friends of well written and gripping crime novels. Anders Roslund’s name guarantees thrilling fiction which also offers the reader something beyond enchanting entertainment. The intrigues are well thought through, the illustration of the criminal world pitch black, even if the bad guys themselves often are nuanced and complex.”