1795

1795 1795

Cardell & Winge #3

1795 is the third and final part of the Bellman noir trilogy.

Like a wounded animal, Tycho Ceton prowls the city, working on a scheme to reclaim the honor that was taken from him. He will cause a such a spectacular and shocking mayhem as no one has ever witnessed before in this wondrous and foul city of Stockholm.

Emil Winge is determined to stop him. But he can sense how the support for his hunt is fading. The paranoid powers that be have more important things to do, and his partner-in-arms, Mickel Cardell, is preoccupied by his own search for Anna Stina Knapp, who went missing after the death of her children.

Reviews

  • “…Niklas Natt och Dag is a brilliant storyteller. /…/…no one has previously managed to describe the 18th century so vividly, with a language that retains the color of time without ever becoming incomprehensible. /…/ Niklas Natt och Dag has produced a unique trilogy, a powerful depiction of history and a terribly thrilling, bloody detective story.”

    Dagens Nyheter, Sweden

  • “Extremely seductive /…/ you can’t stop reading.”

    Weekendavisen, Denmark

  • “A unique literary achievement.”

    ★★★★★★

    Jyllands-Posten, Denmark

  • “The language is an outstanding accomplishment.”

    Sveriges Radio, Sweden

Author
Photo: Gabriel Liljevall Niklas Natt och Dag
Published
2021
Genre
  • Literary
Pages
345
Reading material

Swedish edition

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