Wallander


Faceless Killers (Wallander, #1)
The Dogs of Riga (Kurt Wallander, #2)
The Man Who Smiled (Kurt Wallander, #4)
The Fifth Woman (Kurt Wallander, #6)
One Step Behind  (Kurt Wallander, #7)
Sidetracked (Kurt Wallander, #5)
The White Lioness (Kurt Wallander, #3)
Firewall (Kurt Wallander, #8)
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
Depths
The Great Gatsby
Henning Mankell
Martinsson had sifted through the tip-offs. Everything that the police learnt was fed into a computer. Then he did a rough sort. The most ridiculous ones never got beyond the print-outs. “Hulda Yngveson phoned from Vallby and said that is was the disapproving hand of God that dealt the blow,” said Martinsson. “She always calls,” sighed Rydberg. “If a calf runs off, it’s because God is displeased.” “I put her on the C.F. list,” said Martinsson. The sullen atmosphere was broken by a little amuseme ...more
Henning Mankell, Faceless Killers

Henning Mankell
In many ways Martinsson was the opposite of Svedberg: he was coming up to 30, born in Trollhättan, and had set his sights early on a police career. As a police officer, Martinsson was impulsive and sometime careless, but he often had good ideas and his ambition meant that he worked tirelessly when he though he could see a solution to a problem.
Henning Mankell, The Dogs of Riga

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