This is enjoyable Swedish crime thriller about serial killer with split personalities who abducts young women and keeps them in cages. It is eight novel in series featuring detective Joona Linna, and is good example of nordic school of crime fiction.
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Per Wahlöö - The Abominable Man
Very good crime novel by swedish author, and much better than any other scandinavian crime novels I read, maybe because it was written in the 70's, long before actual scandinavian 'type' of crime fiction blossomed with their boring novels. Martin Beck is interesting character.
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