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Sang
  • A highly documented novel, anchored in social and political reality
  • A lively narrative that switches between contemporary investigation and past deeds
  • A psychological dimension that subtly exposes how the roots of evil lie in family transmission
Sang
Type
Thriller
Word count
68 000 words
Rights sold
(5 Countries) : United Kingdom, India, Italy, Romania, Taiwan

Are we predestined by our heritage, or are we free to become who we really are?

A family is murdered in Sweden in their luxurious home. The horrible crime brings Aliénor Lindbergh, a young woman with Asperger’s syndrome who has just joined Scotland Yard as an analyst, back to her native land. The victims were her parents.

Along with her friend Alexis Castells, a writer who specialises in serial crimes, the profiler Emily Roy meets up with her protégée in Falkenberg, where police captain Bergström’s team is leading the investigation. Together they follow leads left by the killer that take them all the way back to the Spanish Civil War in the late 1930s, a time when General Franco bloodily crushed any resistance.

‘ Johana Gustawsson has established herself as an outstanding international thriller writer. Her new novel is a hit.’
Bruno Lamarque
Librairie de la Renaissance

  • A highly documented novel, anchored in social and political reality
  • A lively narrative that switches between contemporary investigation and past deeds
  • A psychological dimension that subtly exposes how the roots of evil lie in family transmission