The Killing Forest Audiobook (Free)

#1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER

Sara Blaedel, author of the #1 international bestseller The Forgotten Girls–which was roundly praised as ‘gripping’ with ‘uncompromising realism’ (Washington Post) and ‘tautly suspenseful’ (BookPage)–profits using the thrilling next publication in her series featuring law enforcement investigator Louise Rick.

Following a protracted leave, Louise Rick results to work at the Special Search Agency, an elite unit from the National Police force Department. She’s designated a case including a about The Killing Forest fifteen-year-old who vanished a week previously. When Louise realizes that the missing teenager may be the son of the butcher from Hvalsoe, she seizes the opportunity to combine the seek out the teenager with her personal analysis of her boyfriend’s long-ago death .

Louise’s investigation uses her on a journey back again through time. She reconnects with numbers from her past, including Kim, the principal investigator at the Holbaek Law enforcement Department, her former in-laws, fanatic historic religion believers, and her longtime good friend, journalist Camilla Lind. As she movements through the tiny town’s cramped network of deadly connections, Louise unearths poisonous truths left unspoken and dangerous secrets.

‘Crime-writer superstar Sara Blaedel’s great skill is in weaving a heartbreaking social background into an edge-of-your-chair thriller while at exactly the same time creating a detective who’s while emotionally high and real being a good friend.’

–Oprah.com

‘One of the best I’ve come across.’

–Michael Connelly

‘Sara Blaedel is normally a force to become reckoned with. She’s an extraordinary crime writer who over and over delivers a solid, engaging story that any reader in the globe can appreciate.’

–Karin Slaughter

‘Will push you to the edge of your chair [then] knock you right off….A smashing achievement.’

–BookReporter

‘Blaedel delivers another fascinating book…Twists and converts will have readers on the edge of their seats waiting to find out what happens next.’

–RT Reserve Reviews