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Victim 2117

Department Q, Book 8

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Victim 2117

By: Jussi Adler-Olsen
Narrated by: Steven Pacey
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THE NO. 1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR

WINNER OF THE GLASS KEY AWARD

In this heart-pounding installment of the No.1 bestselling Department Q series, a terrifying international investigation reveals the complex backstory of one of the department's own - the enigmatic Assad.

The newspaper refers to the dead body only as Victim 2117 - the two thousand, one hundred and seventeenth refugee to die in the Mediterranean Sea.

But to three people, the victim is so much more, and the death sets off a chain of events that throws Department Q, Copenhagen's cold cases division led by Detective Carl Mørck, into a deeply dangerous - and deeply personal - case: a case that not only reveals dark secrets about the past, but has deadly implications for the future.

For a troubled Danish teen, the death of Victim 2117 becomes a symbol of everything he resents and is the perfect excuse to unleash his murderous impulses. For Ghallib, a brutal tormentor from the notorious prison Abu Ghraib, the death of Victim 2117 was the first step in a terrorist plot, years in the making. And for Department Q's Assad, Victim 2117 is a link to his buried past and to the family he assumed was long dead.

©2020 Jussi Adler-Olsen (P)2020 Quercus Editions Limited
Genre Fiction International Mystery & Crime Mystery Police Procedurals Political Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense Espionage Fiction Exciting Heartfelt Suspense

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Really exciting storyline with wonderful narration. I have listened to all of Department Q books and enjoyed the majority. This one was exciting as the 1st.

Brilliant

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Could not stop listening as so addictive. Also great to have Steven Pacey back!

Brilliant

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Steven Pacey is back he is as others note inextricably bound up with these books. PLEASE audible could you redo books 6/7 with Mr Pacey narrating, it's definitely what the fans require.

Such JOY

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My favourite story teller need to learn how to pronounce common Spanish names. Funny how it distracts you whenever the name is mis pronounced.

Great story kept me listening. A good book series I always enjoy.

Juan = Hwan I thought

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The combination of Jussi Adler and Steven Pacey is superb, long may it continue.
This would also make a great film.

Loved it!

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