Die Frauen, die er kannte

Synopsis of Die Frauen, die er kannte

«Die Frauen, die er kannte» is the crime novel by Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt, published by Rowohlt Polaris in paperback (752 pages, in German).

In Stockholm, the police investigate a series of murders of women with the same modus operandi, very similar to the signature of Edward Hinde, a serial killer imprisoned by criminal psychologist Sebastian Bergman. Called in for the case, Bergman discovers that one of the victims is familiar to him and must face the possibility of an imitator or a manipulator still acting from prison.

Second instalment of the Sebastian Bergman series. German edition, translated from Swedish by Ursel Allenstein; original title: «Lärjungen».

For fans of Scandinavian crime fiction and serial killer plots with a tormented and resourceful protagonist.