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14%OFFBarbara J. Haveland - The Serbian Dane - 9781905147670 - V9781905147670
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The Serbian Dane

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Description for The Serbian Dane Paperback. Num Pages: 352 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 197 x 162 x 17. Weight in Grams: 236.

'Davidsen writes like an assassin. Brilliant! More, more!' Fay Weldon
'One of Denmark's top crime writer' Joan Smith, Sunday Times

LISE CARLSEN, a successful arts journalist trying to smooth over the cracks in a failed marriage

PER TOFTLUND, a crack member of Denmark's secret service, a lone wolf: unattached, without a family and fanatically committed to his work

VUK, a highly skilled political assassin who has lost everything in the bloody collapse of the former Yugoslavia.

As plans are made for a controversial Iranian author to make a rare public appearance in Copenhagen, these three ... Read more Trapped in a world of secret deals and private passions, organized crime and uncontrolled media frenzy, Lise, Per and Vuk struggle to confront a tainted past, a compromised present and an extremely uncertain future. One man protects an author, while another signs up for murder.

From its terse beginnings to its unnerving, blood-splattered climax, Leif Davidsen has written a taut political thriller that will not only entertain and enlighten but chill to the bone.

Translated from the Danish by Barbara J. Haveland

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Product Details

Publisher
Arcadia Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Condition
New
Number of Pages
352
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781905147670
SKU
V9781905147670
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Ref
99-99

About Barbara J. Haveland
Leif Davidsen is a Danish author who worked as a journalist and then turned to become a full time writer. As a journalist, he was stationed in Spain and Russia before returning to become chief editor of Danmarks Radio's foreign news desk. He won the Danish booksellers Golden Laurel Award in 1991 for his novel The Last Spy.

Reviews for The Serbian Dane
One of Denmark's top crime writers, Davidsen puts a cop and a journalist against the assassin, throwing them together in an unexpected relationship as they try to outwit the killer. This is the dark side of globalisation, in which ideology and greed forge a grim international alliance against democracy and freedom of speech
Joan Smith ... Read more

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