Praise for S**øren Sveistrup
''The Stieg Larsson comparisons seem unfair - on Sveistrup. He is quite simply in another league''**

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Søren Sveistrup is an internationally acclaimed scriptwriter of the Danish television phenomenon The Killing which won various international awards and sold in more than a hundred countries. More recently, Sveistrup wrote the screenplay for Jo Nesbø's The Snowman.

Sveistrup obtained a Masters in Literature and History from the University of Copenhagen and studied at the Danish Film School. He has won countless prizes, including an Emmy for Nikolaj and Julie and a BAFTA for The Killing. His debut novel, The Chestnut Man, was an international bestseller, and a highly successful Netflix show. Hide And Seek will also be adapted by Netflix.

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**'A full-throttle thriller in the tradition of classic Stieg Larsson, drenched in atmosphere and charged with adrenaline. I loved this book' A. J. Finn

'A cracking ending that left me STUNNED' 5* Reader Review

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Count to one, count to two...
A strange voice from inside the woods, repeating a child's counting rhyme.

Count to four, count to five...
A body discovered in the water.

You're trying to go home. Will you make it alive?
Thirty years later, a woman is haunted by a string of anonymous text messages, repeating that same counting rhyme. Counting down.

Found you.
Detectives Naia Thulin and Mark Hess are charged with finding the missing woman. But when they uncover links to a decades-old cold case, their investigation takes a terrifying turn.
A twisted killer is on the loose. Can they catch them, before they strike again?

Praise for S**øren Sveistrup
'The Stieg Larsson comparisons seem unfair - on Sveistrup. He is quite simply in another league'*Metro

• 'If you're pining for a dose of Jo Nesbo-style Scandi noir, The Chestnut Man should hit the spot' The Times

  'Has success written all over it' Daily Express

  'Creepy, clever and packed with tension' Sun