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Chapters (88)
  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. January 2014
  4. 1. Jeanette
  5. 2. Sandra
  6. 3. Jan
  7. 4. Jeanette
  8. 5. Sandra
  9. 6. Jeanette
  10. 7. Sandra
  11. 8. Jeanette
  12. May 2018
  13. 9. Sandra
  14. 10. Jeanette
  15. 11. Sandra
  16. 12. Jeanette
  17. 13. Sandra
  18. 14. Jeanette
  19. 15. Sandra
  20. January–February 2014
  21. 16. Jan
  22. 17. Sandra
  23. 18. Jan
  24. 19. Sandra
  25. 20. Jan
  26. 21. Sandra
  27. 22. Jan
  28. 23. Sandra
  29. May 2018
  30. 24. Sandra
  31. 25. Jeanette
  32. 26. Sandra
  33. 27. Jeanette
  34. 28. Sandra
  35. January–February 2014
  36. 29. Karl-Erik
  37. 30. Jeanette
  38. 31. Kerstin
  39. 32. Jeanette
  40. 33. Jan
  41. 34. Jeanette
  42. 35. Jan
  43. 36. Jeanette
  44. 37. Kerstin
  45. June 2018
  46. 38. Sandra
  47. 39. Jeanette
  48. 40. Sandra
  49. 41. Jeanette
  50. 42. Sandra
  51. 43. Jeanette
  52. 44. Sandra
  53. 45. Kerstin
  54. 46. Sandra
  55. 47. Kerstin
  56. 48. Sandra
  57. 49. Jan
  58. 50. Kerstin
  59. 51. Sandra
  60. July 2018
  61. 52. Kerstin
  62. 53. Sandra
  63. 54. Jan
  64. 55. Sandra
  65. 56. Kerstin
  66. 57. Sandra
  67. 58. Jan
  68. 59. Kerstin
  69. 60. Jeanette
  70. 61. Kerstin
  71. 62. Jan
  72. 63. Jeanette
  73. 64. Kerstin
  74. 65. Sandra
  75. 66. Kerstin
  76. 67. Sandra
  77. 68. Kerstin
  78. 69. Sandra
  79. 70. Kerstin
  80. 71. Jan
  81. 72. Sandra
  82. 73. Kerstin
  83. 74. Jan
  84. 75. Sandra
  85. 76. Jan
  86. 77. Sandra
  87. 78. Kerstin
  88. Acknowledgements

Only now could he look past his own perception of Gunilla—the perception of the world at large too. He could see clearly how she emerged from the shadows in the car park outside PN Auto. The irresistible Gunilla, who had seen Norling coming out of the garage for his lunchbreak and persuaded him to get into her car. He had accompanied her south to where her broken-down SUV was, the one that had been lent to their son, who had a house not far from there. Charming Gunilla, who despite the cheeky imposition and the time it had taken, had kept him sweet all the way down to Digerrojr, and had somehow managed to switch off his mobile. Or destroy it. Inexorable Gunilla, who had lured him to his future burial site in the woods, where the pit had already been dug and the supposedly broken-down SUV might have been, or perhaps not, even if it was the pretext for getting him there. Hard-boiled Gunilla, who had whacked him with a shovel when he was least expecting it, who had mobilised all her strength and repeated the movement as many times as required for her life to continue as normal. Whereupon Peter Norling had fallen or been helped into the pre-dug grave and had thus disappeared.

It was terrible. The fact that Jan’s wife of more than twenty-five years was capable of such acts was a complete surprise to him. It transpired that he didn’t know her at all, while for her part Gunilla knew him better than he knew himself. She had duped him without him noticing and deceived him into thinking and believing only the things she had wanted him to think and believe.

What they had recently read in the newspaper while at the breakfast table about Peter Norling’s body being found hadn’t particularly bothered Jan. The man had been missing for a long time and Jan hadn’t liked him much when he had been alive—why put on a show now? On the other hand, Gunilla had been very agitated. She had expressed the view that the blackmail attempt didn’t show his best side, but that she wouldn’t wish the fate that had befallen Peter Norling on her worst enemy. Not to mention the situation faced by his loved ones. A premeditated and most brutal murder—on the island of Gotland of all places. What was the world coming to?