CASE 1569. THE WILLIAM WISTING SERIES. VOLUME 14

William Wisting is on vacation when one day he pulls a letter from the mailbox. In a white envelope there is only a piece of paper with one line of text: 12-1569/99. This is the file number of a case that leads the commissioner to a crime committed more than fifteen years earlier.

• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Realistic characters with deep motivations
• Atmospheric Scandinavian crime novel
• Socially critical insights
• Credible investigations

In the summer of 1999, Tone Vaterland disappeared while cycling home from work at Bamblegrillen. Two days later, her body was found. The case was solved, but apparently someone wants Wisting to look at it with fresh eyes. The commissioner delves into the case files and comes across something that reveals it in a new, terrifying light.

The commissioner has experienced this many times: returning to an old case always causes an unexpected twist. Jørn Lier Horst writes credible and socially insightful crime literature - he is the Norwegian Henning Mankell. - Hjorth & Rosenfeldt

Jørn Lier Horst (born 27.02.1970) is a Norwegian writer and playwright; until September 2013 he worked as the head of the investigation department of the Vestfold Police District, now he is a full-time writer. He studied criminology, philosophy and psychology. He is the author of plays for the Teater Ibsen; a series of crime novels with Commissioner William Wisting in the lead role, for two years his crime novels have also been published in the so-called CLUE series, intended for younger readers. Together with Thomas Enger, he is the author of the bestselling trilogy Blix and Ramm on the trail of crime.