Steenhouwer (Falck & Hedström Book 3)

Set in the idyllic coastal town of Fjällbacka, a serene atmosphere is shattered when a local fisherman discovers the lifeless body of a seven-year-old girl. The tranquil seaside community is thrust into chaos as the investigation unfolds, revealing dark secrets hidden beneath the surface of this picturesque setting. As the townsfolk grapple with their loss, tensions rise, and suspicions flare, leading to a web of intrigue that entwines both locals and newcomers.

While detectives delve into the girl's mysterious death, they confront not only the harsh realities of crime but also the complexities of human relationships and unspoken histories. With each clue uncovered, the narrative intricately weaves current events with the past, highlighting how intertwined the lives of the community members truly are. The emotional weight of the tragedy compels everyone to confront their own introspections, desires, and fears.

As the story progresses, the stakes grow higher, and the need for resolution becomes urgent. The small town's charm contrasts sharply with the dark shadows cast by the tragedy, creating a compelling landscape for a gripping tale of crime, detection, and the profound effects that loss can impose on a tightly-knit community.