The Crow Girl

A fast-paced page-turning psychological thriller

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The Crow Girl

By: Erik Axl Sund, Neil Smith - translator

Narrated by: Gabrielle Glaister

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THE INTERNATIONAL SENSATION

It starts with just one body – tortured, mummified and then discarded.

Its discovery reveals a nightmare world of hidden lives. Of lost identities, secret rituals and brutal exploitation, where nobody can be trusted.

This is the darkest, most complex case the police have ever seen.

This is the world of the Crow Girl.

Crime Fiction

Mystery

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Fiction

Scary

Crime

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Compelling... we are left gasping for breath

A compulsive page-turner... ridiculously entertaining

There's a fantastic twist... the pace of its revelations [is] relentless

Dark, powerful, disturbing

The best crime novel of the year so far

A breakneck journey through a plot of labyrinthine complexity... Sund boldly places dissociative identity disorder…at the heart of this extremely disturbing novel. (Joan Smith)

A dark and brutal read that addresses violence perpetuated by women. Snappy writing makes this a page-turning thriller

Creepy is elevated to an art form in this tale of dysfunctional characters, peppered with paedophilia, guilt, pain, powerlessness, denial and betrayal... The subject matter makes for harrowing reading at times, but skilfully escalating suspense keeps you hooked all the way

A pulse-pounding thriller that manages to linger on character depth and puts an emphasis on supporting characters that are usually given short shrift. With its heady mix of graphic violence, noirish thrills and social commentary, the book is a must-read for Scandinavian crime fiction enthusiasts….a huge book and a landmark achievement

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I almost didn't buy this title based on the disturbing subject matter and the length of the book.

The subject matter while disturbing in general is very well handled by this author in my opinion. It's there not in your face with unnecessary graphic detail but I felt it was more as background for a clever, intriguing and well woven story. Every time I "just knew" where it was going it took a path I hadn't thought of and for me that's a good book.