Världens näst bästa farmor The World’s Second Best Granny
In every way, this is a generous, warmly friendly, funny, and thoroughly delightful series of books.
– BTJ
The weekly Swedish bestseller lists
Jørn Lier Horst’s The Cabin, just published in Sweden, debuts on the official weekly Swedish bestseller lists at No. 3 in audio and No. 5 in e-book.
Jo Nesbø No. 2 in Germany
Jo Nesbø’s Knife stays at No. 2 on Der Spiegel’s bestseller list for hardcover fiction this week, the novel’s second consecutive week on the list.
‘Make Yourself at Home: The Ultimate Guide to Interior Decorating’ sold to 25 territories
Frida Ramstedts’s Make Yourself at Home: The Ultimate Guide to Interior Decorating has now been sold to 25 territories! Make Yourself at Home is Ramstedt’s lauded universal guide to the secret tricks of home decorators and stylists.
‘Who Killed Bambi?’ published in Finland and Sweden
Saga-Lill and Emmy have known each other since childhood but are at vastly different places in their lives: Emmy is a young mother and married to Mats, an older investment consultant. Saga-Lill is a former theology student who has lost her footing. Then there is Gusten Gripe, their friend who grew up in the polished suburb that the greater part of the story takes place in. But beneath the surface, the suburb is hiding an old wound: a brutal gang rape that took place in the house by the lake, the “Crow’s Ship.” Once the home of the affluent Häggert family, it now only houses the remaining son Nathan.
The violent incident is a thing of the past. The four perpetrators, “the boys,” were all sons of the community. But suddenly Cosmo Brant, the entrepreneur, returns to the area to make a film about the crime. He wants to call it “Who Killed Bambi?”.
Monika Fagerholm is finally back with Who Killed Bambi?, a novel about female friendship and rivalry, boys at the mercy of each other, and families breaking apart. About careless living, and the death of innocence.
The August bestseller lists in Sweden
The monthly Swedish bestseller lists for August partly reprise the previous month’s placements, with Anders Roslund’s Knock Knock coming in at No. 2 in hardcover, audio and e-book. Jo Nesbø’s Knife is No. 3 in audio and No. 4 in hardcover and e-book.
‘Stray Bullets’ published in Denmark
It is a beautiful day in April when 15-year-old Oscar disappears. A typical neglected middle child, Oscar is initially thought to have run away from home. But the police cannot ignore the signs pointing to something more sinister. Has the teen been taken against his will? The police have only one piece of evidence to tell them where he is: an ambiguous quote from a novel.
In Stray Bullets, Katrine Engberg’s talented investigators Jeppe Kørner and Anette Werner reunite once more with Esther de Laurenti to uncover the truth of a mysterious kidnapping case with unexpected depths.
Katrine Engberg’s Stray Bullets is the fourth novel about the Police Sergeants Jeppe Kørner and Anette Werner.
‘We Shall Not Awaken’ published in Norway
Former interrogation leader Thorkild Aske must return to his roots on Iceland when his father Ulfur, an environmentalist with a checkered past, is stricken with cancer. But Ulfur is also in jail: he has been charged with the murder of his young lover. When Ulfur insists that he is innocent of the crime, Thorkild and his sister find themselves searching for the truth and the real killer. Their journey across Iceland and into the murky depths of the past – their own as well as that of Ulfur’s radical environmentalist group – threatens to lay bare dark secrets best forgotten. The price of the truth will be exacted in lives.
We Shall Not Awaken is the third Thorkild Aske novel, and a true exploration of the gothic and sardonic universe of Heine Bakkeid’s lauded protagonist.
The weekly Swedish bestseller lists
Anders Roslund’s long-running bestseller Knock Knock is No. 5 both in audio and e-book on week 35’s official Swedish bestseller lists.
The weekly Norwegian bestseller lists
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