Hunted - Arne Dahl

What happens when the cops become the prey?

'Arne Dahl is one of the true greats of Scandinavian crime fiction' MARK BILLINGHAM

It starts when Desir Rosenkvist of Stockholm Police receives a letter. Two things are immediately clear: the letter she holds in her hands was written in a state of utter desperation and paranoia. And it contains details of one of her old murder cases, which only the murderer could know.

Desir contacts private investigator Sam Berger, who sets off to the remote north of Sweden with his colleague Molly Blom to find the author of the letter and to stop them in their tracks.

But someone wants to keep them from getting to the bottom of the mystery at any cost and is watching their every move. What happens when the cops become the prey?

A dark and gripping Scandi-thriller set in the snowy tundra of rural Sweden, from international bestseller Arne Dahl.

'Dahl's intelligent mastery of the genre delivers a flawless atmospheric thriller - chilling in every sense' The Sunday Times Crime Club

Arne Dahl is a multi-award-winning author. He is the creator of the bestselling Intercrime series which was made into a critically acclaimed BBC TV series. His books have sold over four million copies, and have been translated into more than thirty languages. Hunted is the second instalment in the thrilling Sam Berger series and has proved a sensation, topping bestseller charts through Europe.

[A] truly brilliantly constructed plot that's likely to have even the experienced crime fiction enthusiast falling off their chair. The goosebumps-inducing aha-moments are lined up one after another.
Aftenposten, Norway on HUNTED

'Brilliant visceral writing with terrific pace, this book grips you like a vice from the very first line and never lets you go'
PETER JAMES on Watching You

Arne Dahl is one of the true greats of Scandinavian crime fiction.
Mark Billingham

Arne Dahl is possibly the most thoughtful and playful contemporary Nordic crime writer. He also happens to be one of the most thrilling.
Ian Rankin

Hunted has its strength in the classic layered build-up, where there's always an extra layer hidden behind what you supposedly see, and red herrings and planted clues force the reader to keep their wits about them all the way.
Verdens Gang, Norway