Some Kind of Peace
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3.0 • 3 Ratings
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- £4.99
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- £4.99
Publisher Description
The beautifully written and utterly compelling psychological crime thriller from number 1 Swedish bestselling sisters.
Meet Siri Bergman.
She lives alone, an hour outside of Stockholm where she practises as a psychotherapist, her nearest neighbour far away.
She is terrified of the dark.
Siri tells herself that she has moved on since her husband died in a diving accident. But when she goes to bed at night, she leaves all the lights on, unable to shake the feeling that someone is watching her.
What if she has good reason to be afraid?
One night she wakes to find that the house is pitch black, and the torch by her bedside has vanished. Later the body of one of her young patients is found floating in the water nearby. Thrown headlong into a tense murder investigation, everything Siri believed is called into question.
Can she trust anyone?
'Grebe and Träff break new ground in the Scandinavian crime literature genre, and they do it brilliantly. Using unique insights and experiences from their own professional backgrounds, they tell a smooth-paced yet utterly intriguing story about man's inability to let go of the past' Kristina Ohlsson, author of Unwanted
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
This powerful first in a new thriller series from Swedish sisters Grebe and Tr ff introduces a delightfully flawed heroine, Dr. Siri Bergman, a psychologist who sleeps with the lights on. Riddled with fears since her husband's death in a diving accident, Siri lives alone in an isolated cottage in the Swedish countryside. When Siri finds the lifeless body of one of her patients, the fragile but manipulative Sara Matteus, floating in the lake near her cottage, she fears she'll be the next victim. After receiving a threatening note, Siri enlists the help of a detective, Markus Stenberg. Together they sift through her patient files and delve into the lives of her friends, and soon everyone in her inner circle becomes a suspect. Scenes from Siri's therapy sessions with her patients add a note of credibility and immediacy to her predicament. The action moves swiftly to a surprising climax.
