Wallander


Faceless Killers (Wallander, #1)
The Dogs of Riga (Kurt Wallander, #2)
The Fifth Woman (Kurt Wallander, #6)
The Man Who Smiled (Kurt Wallander, #4)
One Step Behind  (Kurt Wallander, #7)
Sidetracked (Kurt Wallander, #5)
Firewall (Kurt Wallander, #8)
The White Lioness (Kurt Wallander, #3)
The Pyramid: And Four Other Kurt Wallander Mysteries (Kurt Wallander, #9)
The Troubled Man (Kurt Wallander, #10)
Before the Frost (Linda Wallander #1)
An Event in Autumn (Kurt Wallander, #9.5)
The Return of the Dancing Master (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard)
Depths
Fyrvaktaren (Patrik Hedström, #7)
Henning Mankell
“ The wife of the dead man had thrown herself down in the mud, and her wails were so piercing that several of the policemen couldn’t tolerate the sound and had moved away. To his surprise, Wallander saw that the only one who was able to handle the grieving woman and the anguished children was Martinsson. The youngest policeman on the force, who so far in his career had never even been forced to notify someone of a relative’s death. He had held the woman, kneeling in the mud, and in some way the tw ...more ”
― Henning Mankell, Faceless Killers

Henning Mankell
“ Martinsson fired. Wallander watched Lucia fly back and put his hand up to his shoulder. The gun fell from his hand and landed outside the counter. With a bellow Martinsson yanked himself free of the guy ropes and launched himself at the counter, straight at the wounded man. The counter collapsed, and Martinsson landed in a jumble of leather jackets. Wallander lunged forwards and grabbed the gun from mud. He saw Skinhead dash past him into crowd. No-one seemed to have noticed the shots. The trade ...more ”
― Henning Mankell, Faceless Killers

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