Skördebarn Harvest Child
Haparanda #2
A dead infant. A missing woman. A secret that reaches far beyond Haparanda.
After a year of mourning, Hannah Wester returns to work and is immediately drawn into the investigation of a dead infant found at the old cholera cemetery outside Salmis. Who is the mother, and where has she gone?
The assassin Katja has recently been assigned only minor tasks. Now, she’s sent back to Haparanda on a far more serious mission: to track down two heavily pregnant young women who have escaped from the Farm.
A young politician appears on live TV, opening up about his and his wife’s struggle with involuntary childlessness. But during the broadcast, he makes a surprising announcement—they’re expecting a child. That same night, he receives a phone call. A woman, speaking in broken English, threatens to expose the true identity of the baby’s carrier.
The events unfolding in Haparanda weave a chilling web between Russian organized crime and the highest levels of power in Stockholm, uncovering a dark story of human trafficking and the surrogacy trade.
Reviews
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“Harvest Child is finally here and it more than lives up to every expectation. /…/ Together, the voices, the drama, the nature, and the city’s past and present create a captivating whole that’s even better than Cry Wolf. My fascination with both Hannah and Katja, and the true nature of their relationship, keeps growing, and of course I want a sequel as soon as possible. But if it turns out to be as good as Harvest Child, it will be well worth the wait. ”
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“Early in the novel, Hans Rosenfeldt shows that he’s a skilled storyteller. His prose flows smoothly, free from the clutter of overly detailed or unnecessary descriptions. He also demonstrates a deep familiarity with Haparanda and the surrounding municipality. ”
- Author
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Hans Rosenfeldt
- Published
- 2025
- Genre
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- Crime
- Pages
- 381
- Reading material
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Swedish edition
- Rights sold
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Arab World, Al Arabi
Brazil, Trama
Bulgaria, Emas
Catalonia, Planeta
Croatia, Mozaik
Denmark, Politiken
Estonia, Rahva Raamat
Finland, Otava
France, Actes Sud
Germany, Rowohlt
Hungary, Animus
Iceland, Forlagid
Italy, Einaudi
Lithuania, LWU Publishers
Netherlands, Cargo
Norway, Cappelen Damm
Poland, Czarna Owca
Portugal, Suma de Letras
Romania, Literia
Russia, AST
Serbia, Vulkan
Slovakia, Ikar
Spain, Planeta
Sweden, Norstedts
UK, HarperCollins
US, Hanover Square Press
- Film rights sold
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Sweden, C More