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Chapters (51)
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Dedication
  4. MONDAY, APRIL 15
  5. PROLOGUE
  6. SATURDAY, APRIL 13
  7. CHAPTER 1
  8. CHAPTER 2
  9. CHAPTER 3
  10. CHAPTER 4
  11. CHAPTER 5
  12. CHAPTER 6
  13. SUNDAY, APRIL 14
  14. CHAPTER 7
  15. CHAPTER 8
  16. CHAPTER 9
  17. CHAPTER 10
  18. CHAPTER 11
  19. MONDAY, APRIL 15
  20. CHAPTER 12
  21. CHAPTER 13
  22. CHAPTER 14
  23. CHAPTER 15
  24. CHAPTER 16
  25. CHAPTER 17
  26. TUESDAY, APRIL 16
  27. CHAPTER 18
  28. CHAPTER 19
  29. CHAPTER 20
  30. CHAPTER 21
  31. CHAPTER 22
  32. CHAPTER 23
  33. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17
  34. CHAPTER 24
  35. CHAPTER 25
  36. CHAPTER 26
  37. CHAPTER 27
  38. CHAPTER 28
  39. THURSDAY, APRIL 18
  40. CHAPTER 29
  41. CHAPTER 30
  42. CHAPTER 31
  43. CHAPTER 32
  44. CHAPTER 33
  45. CHAPTER 34
  46. FRIDAY, APRIL 19
  47. CHAPTER 35
  48. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  49. More from the Author
  50. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  51. ALSO BY KATRINE ENGBERG

He hung his towel over the railing and slipped the sandals off. Then he walked out to the end of the dock and jumped in.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

THANK YOU!

Naively, I thought that publishing books would get easier over time, that anxiety would decrease with each publication. I was wrong. It only gets worse. Which is why the massive amount of support I receive from readers and collaborators becomes more and more valuable.

Thank you to Dorthe Vejsig at the Copenhagen district attorney’s office; Klaus Bo from Dead and Alive Projects; Thorvaldsens Museum; and Ernst Jonas Bencard, professor of forensic medicine; Hans Petter Hougen; Claus Vilsen and Trekroner fort caretaker Hans Poul Petersen; Peter Cummings; Jens Borregaard from the Technical and Environmental Administration; and Cathrine Raben Davidsen.

To ARC for the tour of the plant and for putting up with all my questions. Special thanks to process engineer Jørgen Bøgild Johnsen. I hope you will pardon my fanciful treatment of the incineration process, and I accept full responsibility for exaggerations and murderous machinations.

Thank you to everyone in my ring corner: Salomonsson Agency, especially my agent, Federico Ambrosini, and to all the amazing people at Scout Press: Jackie Cantor, Jessica Roth, Abby Zidle, Jennifer Long, and my dear friend Jennifer Bergstrom.

Also my profound thanks to Sysse Engberg, Anne Mette Hancock, and Sara Dybris McQuaid for feedback and support. To publisher, editor, and friend Birgitte Franch: without you, no books—it’s as simple as that. And last but in every sense first: Timm and Cassius, when it comes to you guys, no amount of thanks is enough. You’re everything to me.

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The Tenant

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Photo: Katrine Engberg, author

A former dancer and choreographer with a background in television and theater, internationally bestselling author KATRINE ENGBERG launched a groundbreaking career as a novelist with the publication of her debut novel, The Tenant. She is now one of the most widely read and beloved crime authors in Denmark. She is also the author of The Butterfly House. The Harbor is her third novel for Scout Press. She lives in Copenhagen. Follow her on Instagram @katrineengberg and on Twitter @EngbergKatrine.

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ALSO BY KATRINE ENGBERG

The Butterfly House

The Tenant

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