A Swedish Crime Novel
Acquittal?
Stockholm Sleuth Series Book 5
by Christer Tholin
Genre: Mystery, Crime
A Swedish Crime Novel
Umeå, Northern Sweden: Willmar Björkman has been incarcerated for five years after being found guilty on a murder charge; albeit unjustly convicted according to his claims. From the very start, he has adamantly maintained that he is innocent of the crime. Detectives Lars and Elin are hired to find new evidence that casts doubt upon the validity of the guilty verdict so that a retrial of his case can be requested. Is that even possible now that so much time has passed? The two detectives start asking around to dig up some new information, but find themselves facing a wall of silence - nobody seems interested in reopening the case. In fact, they themselves are uncertain if Willmar is even innocent at all. But then the coincidences begin to pile up and ultimately the investigation spins completely out of control...
ACQUITTAL? is the fifth,
standalone book from Christer Tholin’s Stockholm Sleuth
Series.
If you like fast-paced action and surprising
twists and turns, then you will love Christer Tholin's sleuth series.
Buy ACQUITTAL? to see how this suspenseful case is solved!
**Don’t miss the rest of the series!**
Christer was raised in the North of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein. After having spent years in Berlin / Germany, Brighton /UK and Budapest / Hungary, he has now been living in Stockholm / Sweden for almost two decades.
As a crime-story aficionado of long standing, Christer always wanted to write detective stories of his own that would not only be exciting, but that would also be set against the backdrop of the natural beauty of Sweden - and that would afford him the opportunity to portray Swedish society as seen through the eyes of a foreigner. The result: his "Stockholm Sleuth Series."
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I like the book trailer. Looks good. Sounds like an interesting crime novel.
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