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The story begins with a group of young archaeology students on Gotland, excavating a Viking fortification. Their camaraderie takes a dark turn when twenty-one-year-old Martina Flochten goes missing, only to be found later, naked and hanging from a tree, indicating a ritual killing. Inspector Anders Knutas delves into Martina’s life, seeking to uncover the identity of her secret lover, who remains unseen by her peers. The investigation deepens as they explore the significance of the marks on Martina’s body and consider a possible link to the recent brutal beheading of a Gotland pony, which was also bled out and had its head mysteriously displayed outside the next victim’s home. As Knutas and his team race against time to apprehend the killer, more victims emerge, each meeting a similar gruesome fate. The narrative weaves in elements of Scandinavian mythology while addressing contemporary issues on Gotland, all within a fast-paced, intricate plot. As Inspector Knutas gets closer to unraveling the mystery, the story showcases the best of Swedish crime fiction: dark, atmospheric, and rich in character development.
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De goden verzoeken, Mari Jungstedt, Neeltje Wiersma
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- Titel
- De goden verzoeken
- Sprache
- Niederländisch
- Autor*innen
- Mari Jungstedt, Neeltje Wiersma
- Verlag
- Uitgevers a.W. Bruna
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2007
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 271
- ISBN10
- 9056722395
- ISBN13
- 9789056722395
- Reihe
- Kategorien
- Schlagwörter
- Natur, Krimi, Tiere, Morde, Krimi-Reihe, Pferde, Archäologie, Nordische Literatur, Schweden, Schwedische Literatur, Schätze, Wikinger, Leiche, Studenten, Schwedische Detektivgeschichten, Insel Gotland
- Erstveröffentlichung
- 2005
- Originaltitel
- Den inre kretsen
- Bewertung
- 3,75 von 5 Sternen
- Beschreibung
- The story begins with a group of young archaeology students on Gotland, excavating a Viking fortification. Their camaraderie takes a dark turn when twenty-one-year-old Martina Flochten goes missing, only to be found later, naked and hanging from a tree, indicating a ritual killing. Inspector Anders Knutas delves into Martina’s life, seeking to uncover the identity of her secret lover, who remains unseen by her peers. The investigation deepens as they explore the significance of the marks on Martina’s body and consider a possible link to the recent brutal beheading of a Gotland pony, which was also bled out and had its head mysteriously displayed outside the next victim’s home. As Knutas and his team race against time to apprehend the killer, more victims emerge, each meeting a similar gruesome fate. The narrative weaves in elements of Scandinavian mythology while addressing contemporary issues on Gotland, all within a fast-paced, intricate plot. As Inspector Knutas gets closer to unraveling the mystery, the story showcases the best of Swedish crime fiction: dark, atmospheric, and rich in character development.