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The Wolf

Munch and Krüger: Book #4

by Samuel Bjork

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Narrator Laura Paton

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Translator Charlotte Barslund

Length 13 hours 24 minutes

Language English

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From the author of the Richard & Judy bestseller I'm Travelling Alone

'Gives Jo Nesbo a run for his money' Sunday Express
'The latest Norwegian crime-writing sensation' Sunday Times
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In Sweden two young boys are murdered, their corpses left in an almost brutally artistic arrangement, and the case remains unsolved.

Years later, two more young boys are murdered in Norway in similar circumstances.

Mia Krüger, a young trainee at the Police Academy is drafted in to help solve the case due to her uncanny ability to piece together these horrific stories. Teamed up with Munch, her skills and his experience start to show that the two cases may be connected.
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Readers love Samuel Bjork:

'Ingenious'
'Simply terrific'
'Intelligent and gripping'
'Perfect for Scandi-Noir lovers'

©2023 Samuel Bjork (P)2023 Penguin Audio

Fiction Mystery & Thriller

Samuel Bjork (Author)
Samuel Bjork is the pen name of Norwegian novelist, playwright and singer/songwriter Frode Sander Øien. The Munch and Krüger series features five books: the Richard & Judy Bookclub bestseller I'm Travelling Alone, The Owl Always Hunts At Night, The Boy in the Headlights, The Wolf and Dead Island.

Charlotte Barslund (Translator)
Charlotte Barslund translates Scandinavian novels and plays. Her recent work includes Calling Out For You by Karin Fossum, Machine by Peter Adolphsen and The Pelican by August Strindberg.