One Step Behind (Kurt Wallander Mystery Book 7)

One Step Behind (Kurt Wallander Mystery Book 7)

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One Step Behind (Kurt Wallander Mystery Book 7)

Sweden’s most tenacious detective races to unlock the twisted logic behind a madman’s crimes: “Lyrical, meticulous, and stunningly suspenseful” (St. Petersburg Times).
 
On Midsummer’s Eve, three friends gather in a secluded meadow in Sweden. In the beautifully clear twilight, they don eighteenth-century costumes and begin a secret role-play. But an uninvited guest soon brings their performance to a gruesome conclusion. His approach is careful; his aim is perfect. Three bullets, three corpses. And his plans have only just begun to take shape.
 
Meanwhile, Inspector Kurt Wallander is just back from vacation. Constantly fatigued, he soon learns his health is at risk—but there’s no time for rest when a fellow officer is murdered. Wallander soon discovers that the two grisly crimes are connected. A serial killer is on the loose, and the only lead is a photograph of a strange woman no one in Sweden seems to know. Forced to dig into the personal life of a trusted colleague, Wallander steps into a nightmare worse than any he could have imagined. Can he find his way out of the darkness before it’s too late?
 
A pulse-pounding thriller and an incisive investigation into the mysteries of human nature, One Step Behind is “typical of the dense, intricate intelligence that Mankell brings to detection and crime writing” (The Washington Post Book World).

Technical Specifications

Country
USA
Author
Henning Mankell
Binding
Kindle Edition
EISBN
9781595586148
Format
Kindle eBook
Label
The New Press
Manufacturer
The New Press
NumberOfPages
416
PublicationDate
2002-02-01
Publisher
The New Press
ReleaseDate
2018-09-01
Studio
The New Press