The second book in the series about police psychologist and self-centred womaniser Sebastian Bergman
Sebastian Bergman has rediscovered the meaning of his life. He found out that he had an adult daughter, Vanja. For the first time since the tsunami took his wife Lily and daughter Sabine, he feels he has a reason to live. But his situation is complicated - Vanja is one of the best policewomen in the country, she works in the National Commission for Murder Investigation, where he used to work, and she hates Sebastian Bergman from the bottom of her heart. He therefore faces a dilemma: should he tell his daughter that he's her biological father, or should he keep it to himself forever?
Sebastian watches Vanja from afar for weeks, but then realises that the only way to get close to her is to become part of the investigation team again. Its members are currently trying to catch the perpetrators of several brutal murders that resemble in every detail the murders of Edward Hinde, the cold-blooded, psychopathic manipulator Sebastian put behind bars years ago. An undeniable expert on Hinde, Sebastian returns to the team despite personal animosities, to help find his copycat, and soon learns the shocking truth - there's more to the series of murders, than he would have ever thought, and he's just one step away, to lose his other daughter forever.
Almost two million books of the entire series have been sold worldwide, and two hundred thousand copies of The Apprentice in Sweden alone. The rights to the novel series have already been sold to twenty countries.
