This week, Stefan Ahnhem’s Generation Zero, climbs to the No. 1 spot on the hardcover list. Meanwhile, Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker is No. 1 in the paperback category, closely followed by Jørn Lier Horst & Jan-Erik Fjell’s The Scream, at No. 4. In the children’t category, Jørn Lier Horst’s and Hans Jørgen Sandnes’ latest installment in the Activity books series, The Search for the Samurai Sword, claims the No. 3 spot.

Apple TV+ just announced their greenlight of a riveting new series based on Lars Kepler’s internationally bestselling crime novels, starring and executive produced by Tony Award winner and Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominee Liev Schreiber (The Perfect Couple, Ray Donovan) and Emmy Award nominee Zazie Beetz (Atlanta, Joker, Deadpool 2), and starring SAG Award winner Stephen Graham (Adolescence, Boardwalk Empire, Greyhound). The 10-episode drama is written and executive produced by BAFTA Award winner Rowan Joffe (Tin Star, The Ballad of a Small Player) and John Hlavin (Shooter, The Man Who Fell to Earth), with Emmy, Peabody and DGA Award winner Tim Van Patten (Franklin, Masters of the Air, Black Mirror) set to executive produce and direct the first two episodes.

Filming is set to begin this summer in Pittsburgh, US.

The project tells the story of Jonah Lynn (Schreiber), an ex-soldier turned homicide detective who, tired of working the tough streets of Philadelphia, moves to a small town in Western Pennsylvania for a quiet life. But, as the town and his family come under attack from the diabolically cunning serial killer Jurek Walter (Graham), Jonah must protect all that he holds dear. When the desperate search for Jurek’s last missing victim forces Jonah to send his adopted daughter, FBI Agent Saga Bauer (Beetz), up against Jurek, how far will Jonah go?

Produced for Apple TV+ by A+E Studios in association with Range Studios, the series is executive produced by showrunners Joffe and Hlavin. In addition to starring, Schreiber executive produces, as does Beetz via her Sleepy Poppy production company. Van Patten, Kepler (Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril), Niclas Salomonsson, Øystein Karlsen, David Rysdahl, and Dorothy Fortenberry also serve as executive producers, while Julie Herrin serves as co-executive producer.

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The Sleepwalker, the latest installment in Lars Kepler’s Joona Linna series, holds the No. 1 spot in the paperback category for the third consecutive week.

This week, Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker comes in at No. 1 on the paperback list for the second consecutive week. Meanwhile, Jo Nesbø’s Wolf Hour takes the No. 2 spot in the hardcover category, marking its 19th straight week on the bestseller list.

The latest installment in Lars Kepler’s internationally bestselling Joona Linna series, The Sleepwalker, debuts at No.1 on the paperback list this week.

Marking the end of the first quarter of 2025, the Swedish bestseller lists sees Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker at No. 2 in the fiction category, while Lisa Ridzén’s When The Cranes Fly South claims the No. 6 spot, closely followed by Pascal Engman’s No One at No. 8.

In the children’s category, Martin Widmark claims three spots with The Football Mystery at No. 3, The Space Mystery at No. 4, and The Diamond Mystery at No. 8.

Lisa Ridzén tops the paperback category with When The Cranes Fly South, while Niklas Natt och Dag’s Hope and Destiny holds steady at No. 9. The audio category also sees Pascal Engman and Johannes Selåker’s The Albino at No. 9, while Ridzén’s debut holds the No. 9 spot in the e-book category.

Lisa Ridzen’s When the Cranes Fly South claims the top spot on Sweden’s March paperback bestseller list. On the hardcover chart, Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker secures the No. 2 position, while Martin Widmark dominates the children’s list with The Football Mystery at No. 1 and The Diamond Mystery at No. 3.

Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker, the tenth book in the bestselling Joona Linna series, remains at the top of the crime list in the Netherlands for the second week in a row.

Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker was the most sold translated fiction title for the Czech book-retailer Knihcentrum in 2024 and has been awarded the Český Bestseller Award for its achievement.

Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker, claims the No. 1 on the hardcover list this week. Lisa Ridzen’s When the Cranes Fly South secures the No. 2 spot in the paperback category, and comes in at No. 5 on the hardcover list. Meanwhile, Martin Widmark dominates the children’s list, with The Space Mystery at No. 1, The Football Mystery closely followed at No. 2 and the Diamond Mystery at No. 5.

The Sleepwalker, the latest installment in Lars Kepler’s Joona Linna series, ranks No. 1 in the crime genre this week.

Lars Kepler’s The Sleepwalker, the tenth novel about detective Joona Linna, holds the No. 2 spot on the hardcover list for the second consecutive week.