This is the tale of private detective Moses Winterman and his humble little agency tucked away at the bottom of a closed down furrier’s shop. What begins as a series of routine cases soon unravels into deeply buried family secrets, stretching across continents and generations. Along the way, Winterman navigates fleeting romance, mouthwatering meals, far too many late-night drinks, and ongoing battles of will with his eccentric landlady, Clotilde Nothnagel. Told in three interconnected parts—these are The Winterman Files.

K. Svensson (b. 1981) is a comedian and author. He has a background as a screenwriter for television, radio, and theatre. The Winterman Files is a dream of recapturing the reading experiences of childhood.

Conny Palmkvist’s Eternity to the Stars has been shortlisted for the 2025 Swedish Radio’s Children’s Novel Award. The Swedish Radio’s Children’s Novel Award is an annual prize given to the best Swedish children’s book of the year for readers in the ages of 9 to 12. The winning author and title will be chosen by a jury of children.

Lemon orchards, pralines, delicate pastries – and a new mysterious death.

Hugo Lind has chosen to stay in Italy, and when the tour guide Lara Belmonte needs a bus driver, he naturally volunteers. This time, Belmonte Travels has arranged a luxury stay on the Amalfi Coast for the Byhlén family, a business dynasty. There are rumors that patriarch Gottfrid Byhlén is finally ready to hand over control of his confectionery empire. But to whom? And is anyone willing to kill to emerge victorious in the power struggle?

Intrigue in Amalfi is the second installment in the bestselling Murder Under the Sun series, offering sunshine, food, and thrilling murder mysteries.

Moa Herngren’s runaway bestseller The Divorce has been nominated for the French award Prix Pleine Vie 2025 in the fiction category. The accolade is bestowed by magazine Pleine Vie and once all the nominated works have been announced, a public vote will determine the winner.

Collider has revealed that Viaplay is bringing the thriller series Mafia to US screens, and episodes start rolling out on June 19. 

Mafia is told from a unique perspective: we see the evolution of organized crime through the eyes of a petty criminal who rises to become a notorious gangster. Additionally, we follow a police detective who had the keen eye to realize that there was something more profound in the underworld of cigarette smuggling, but unfortunately, she wasn’t taken seriously by her superiors. Mafia takes place in the 1990s, and the story covers nine years of rising crime in Sweden, including armed conflicts, intense shootouts, and gang wars.

The strong cast features Peshang Rad, Katia Winter, Helena af Sandeberg, Nemanja Stojanovic, Jens Hultén, Christian Hillborg Cedomir Djordjevic and Dragomir Mrsic. Mafia is helmed by two high-profile directors — Mani Maserrat and Tomas Jonsgården, and Axel Stjärne serves as the lead writer.