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2013•400 pages•Published•ENG•User Reviews

The Swedish Girl

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Eighteen-year-old Kirsty Wilson can't believe her luck when she lands a room in a luxury Glasgow flat owned by the beautiful Eva Magnusson, a wealthy fellow student from Stockholm. But her initial delight turns to terror when Kirsty finds the Swedish girl lying dead in their home and their male flatmate accused of her murder. Kirsty refuses to accept that he is guilty and, inspired by family friend Detective Superintendent Lorimer, sets out to clear his name. Meanwhile, Lorimer calls on his trusted colleague, psychologist Solly Brightman, to help unravel the truth behind the enigmatic Eva's life and death. But it is not long until another woman, bearing a marked resemblance to Eva, is brutally murdered in Glasgow. Horrified, Lorimer and his team realise that Kirsty could be right. Is it possible that Glasgow's finest detective has put the wrong man behind bars? And is there a cold-blooded killer out there orchestrating the death of their next innocent victim? In this absolutely gripping read, Alex Gray sends her dynamic Scottish detective from the gritty heart of Glasgow to the snowy streets of Stockholm in his toughest case yet.

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PolicePsychologistsFictionFiction, mystery & detective, generalFiction, crimeScotland, fictionScientists, fictionFiction, mystery & detective, police proceduralWilliam Lorimer (Fictitious character)Solomon Brightman (Fictitious character)

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First Published

2013

Pages

400 pages

Rating

4.0 / 5

Ratings

1

Editions

4

Publisher

Sphere

Language

ENG

Status

Published

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