Deferred cases: last photo
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Deferred cases: last photo
The fourth standalone installment in the award-winning series
A young woman vanishes without a trace on her way home from a night out in Copenhagen. Six years later, a photograph of her appears online. She is sitting in an unknown car, her hair dishevelled, staring blankly at the camera. Who took the picture? And where is she now? Soon after, another, similar photo surfaces, but this time it shows a different woman who has been missing for seventeen years.
The head of the Skåne cold case team, Tess Hjalmarsson, is suspended due to a mistake she made. However, when profiler Carsten Morris turns to her for help, Tess gets on a train to Copenhagen and is drawn into a dramatic investigation into the mystery of the missing women.
For the fourth time, Tina Frennstedt takes readers on an exciting journey full of unexpected twists. Based on true events, this thrilling story once again unfolds at a remarkable pace.
What they wrote about the book:
The author is intimately familiar with the places where the story unfolds. Add to that impressively portrayed characters, a superb narrative technique, a clever plot, and a use of language that is a joy for the reader. Tina Frennstedt is among the best in the genre.
- Kapprakt
The Last Photograph is a truly good noir detective story; it excels in both plot and setting.
- Ystads Allehanda
Winter in Österlen. The tourists are gone, and the gloomy atmosphere in the landscape and in the lives of the locals reaches its peak.
- Magasin Opulens
Tina Frennstedt
Tina Frennstedt is one of Sweden's most respected crime reporters, an expert on unsolved and cold cases, and an author of novels that authentically portray police work. She has worked for the newspapers Svenska Dagbladet, Dagens Nyheter, and Expressen. She is currently a broadcast manager for Crime Central. She also drew from these award-winning reports when writing the first instalment of the Cold Case crime series: The Missing, for which she won the Crimetime Award for Best Debut of 2019. She lives in Södermalm.
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