Linda, As in the Linda Murder
A Backstrom Novel
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Linda, As in the Linda Murder
Narrated by:
Erik Davies
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Narrated by:
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Erik Davies
Summary
It’s the dead of summer in the sleepy town of Växjö when twenty-year-old police cadet Linda Wallin is found lying facedown in her mother’s apartment, brutally murdered and raped. With no clear motive or suspect in sight, a series of bureaucratic mix-ups causes the National Crime Unit to send Bäckström and his team into the countryside to solve the case. The ever-irritable Bäckström leaves his beloved goldfish behind, checks into a local hotel, and begins to reconstruct the night of Linda’s murder. But with more than a few bottles in tow, and a constantly growling stomach to look after, things don’t go so well, and Bäckström has to rely on the help of his colleagues to solve the crime—no matter how angry that makes him.
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Critic reviews
Praise for Persson's Story of a Crime trilogy:
"This may be just what fans of Jo Nesbo and Stieg Larsson are looking for." —Booklist (starred review)
"Exceptional.... Persson writes with a sure hand and sharp insight.... Fans of Scandinavian crime fiction will eat it up." —Library Journal
"Laced with irony and satire...Persson does a fine job of pitting one desperate soul against another in a philosophically charged tale worthy of Ingmar Bergman—but with lots more guns." —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
"This may be just what fans of Jo Nesbo and Stieg Larsson are looking for." —Booklist (starred review)
"Exceptional.... Persson writes with a sure hand and sharp insight.... Fans of Scandinavian crime fiction will eat it up." —Library Journal
"Laced with irony and satire...Persson does a fine job of pitting one desperate soul against another in a philosophically charged tale worthy of Ingmar Bergman—but with lots more guns." —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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