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|title=Murder in Malmo (Anita Sundstrom Mysteries)

|author=Torquil MacLeod

|isbn=978-0857161147

|website=http://www.torquilmacleodbooks.com/

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Inspector Anita Sundstrom has been on sick leave for a few months. To some extent it's been political: she was involved in a high-profile case which went tragically wrong and left her exposed and emotionally vulnerable. Now she's back at work and there's a lot going on that's exciting. Someone is killing rich local businessmen and one was made (rather clumsily) to look like a suicide, but the reason isn't obvious. At the other end of the economic scale, a gunman is shooting at immigrants and there's fear in their communities. They're aware that they're not well-liked in Sweden and now they're actually getting shot at. But Sundstrom is not going to be allowed to get involved with the murder cases - she's not trusted - and finds herself stuck with the new trainee detective whilst she investigates the theft of some modern art.

It's easy to think that Scandi-crime is dominated by [[:Category:Henning Mankell|Henning Mankell]], but those days are changing. Here at Bookbag we've been impressed by [[:Category:Hakan Nesser|Hakan Nesser]] and [[:Category:Asa Larsson|Asa Larsson]]. Don't forget too that [[:Category:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] is always worth reading (or rereading!)

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