Trolls
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- £6.99
Publisher Description
'Never mind Scandi crime fiction, the time has come for Scandi horror.' Metro *****
What if...?
A large wolf escapes its captors.
A cult leader breaks out of psychiatric care.
A disillusioned woman is forced to end her self-imposed exile.
Stefan Spjut's latest novel explores the ancient notion that our forests may be inhabited by beings we do not understand, creatures neither animal nor human, living in the shadows . . .
Thriller, horror fiction, suspense, Trolls is set ten years on from hit novel Stallo, as Susso Myrén's world once again starts to shift around her.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Spjut's unsettling third supernatural thriller (after 2015's The Shapeshifters) finds cryptozoologist Susso Myr n, who believes in the existence of malignant trolls (whom her nature photographer grandfather claimed to have photographed), living in self-imposed isolation. Meanwhile, cult leader Lennart Br sth, whom she helped apprehend years before, languishes in a psychiatric hospital, until he manages to sever his own arm, ensuring that he's taken to a less secure area of the facility from which he's able to escape. Br sth, who's supposedly 100 years old and may not be human, was the head of the Jillesn le Cult, whose members kidnapped children and raised them as their own. Susso suspects that the abducted children weren't human by the time the cultists were done with them. Now, to end her isolation and save her own life, Susso must join the effort to end Br sth's threat to society once again. Readers should be prepared for some creepy scenes Br sth first appears sinking his teeth into the mangled stump of his arm but horror fans sated on zombies and vampires will be spellbound.
