Lazarus

Joona Linna, Book 7

By: Lars Kepler

Narrated by: Saul Reichlin

The most chilling and terrifying serial killer thriller of the year, from international best- selling author Lars Kepler.

Sweden’s most notorious serial killer.

Jurek Walter was shot and killed years ago. The police moved on and managed to forget the darkness that had tainted their lives.

Has come back from the dead.

But now someone is leaving a trail of broken bodies across Sweden, and the clues all point to Walter. Detective Joona Linna is convinced his worst nightmare is becoming a reality: the man who tore apart his family has returned to finish the job.

He doesn’t just kill you. He buries your loved ones alive.

When Joona’s partner is taken - and locked inside an underground coffin - he finds himself with an impossible choice: leave her to die, or walk into the trap set by the only man he ever feared.

©2020 Lars Kepler (P)2020 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Critic reviews

"It may take you a while to sleep after you finish it." (Daily Express)

"Wraps you in a cloak of darkness." (Daily Mail)

Exceptional!

Simply the very best psychological thriller I’ve ever encountered. The narrator did a splendid job bringing the characters to life. Well done.

Fantastic

Great book, well performed, fantastic story, could not stop until done ! Strongly recommend, very good.

"Gripping" and "page turner" are understatements

"Gripping" and "page turner" are understatements! This is one of my favorite Scandinavian series read by one of my favorite narrators. Just when you think they have written their best, the husband and wife team known as Lars Kepler produce another stunner. This is a carefully crafted and well ballanced book, with solid character development and a diabolical plot that just keeps surprising. A thought to be dead villain re-emerges to kill, maim and bury people alive and no-one is safe including Joona and his friends and family. Straight into the top tier of my library. If you haven't heard of this series you really are missing out on something special.