Reviews

• “Those who have read and appreciated The Crow Girl trilogy will find the same creeping sense of unease in The Peacock Man. Erik Axl Sund excels at creating that unsettling atmosphere. The authors also have a remarkable talent for portraying wounded, broken individuals in a way that feels authentic. /…/ The greatest reward lies in the depiction of Mauritz Möller—pitiful, even repulsive, yet utterly fascinating to follow.”

• “They are fantastic authors; in terms of language and creativity, they surpass most of what exists in the genre. /…/ This time, they’ve actually managed to rein in their tendency to overcomplicate and deliver a text with intelligent complexity without exaggeration. A wonderful read that also made me reflect quite a bit on lies and manipulation. /…/ The language is absolutely amazing (…) This is a wonderful read—some readers might be irritated by the ending, but I love it. I find it hard to imagine this title not being included when the Swedish Crime Writers’ Academy nominates the best Swedish suspense novels of the year.”