Henning Mankell

The man from Beijing

The Man From Bejing

Jane McCullough

Although I understand Menkell was attempting to make a point about a possible Chinese political/financial threat, I found the plot line to be somewhat tedious. And, I'm not if the translation added to my disappointment. For now, I think I will return to a Wallander book.

S. R. Spencer

Lindsy Rice

FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE WALLANDER MYSTERIES REVENGE CAN TAKE MORE THAN A LIFETIME In a sleepy hamlet in north Sweden, the local police make a chilling discovery; nineteen people have been brutally slaughtered. It is a crime unprecedented in Sweden's history and the police are under incredible pressure to solve the killings. When Judge Birgitta Roslin reads about the massacre, she realises that she has a family connection to one of the couples involved and decides to investigate. When the police make a hasty arrest it is left to her to investigate the source of a nineteenth century diary and red silk ribbon found near the crime scene. What she will uncover leads her into an international web of corruption and a story of vengeance that stretches back over a hundred years. The Man from Beijing is a gripping political thriller and a compelling detective story from a writer at the height of his powers.

The man from Beijing

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