I’m always intrigued by thrillers and author Samuel
Bjork is making his American debut with a definite winner, I’M TRAVELING ALONE.
Thanks to the lovely Sara and the wonderful folks at
Viking & Penguin Books, I have a copy of Samuel’s new book to giveaway.
Please see the end of the post for more giveaway details.
A
chilling and fast-paced thriller in which two detectives must hunt down a
vengeful killer – and uncover the secret that ties each of them to the crime
This book
(Penguin Books; $16; ISBN: 9780143108627; On-sale: March 14, 2017) is already a
global success—a bestseller in 10 countries—with rights sold in 30 countries.
This is the first in a fresh new crime fiction series from Penguin.
A six-year-old girl dressed in
doll’s clothes is found lifeless in the countryside wearing an airline tag
around her neck reading “I'm Traveling Alone.” This shocking murder prompts
police investigator Holger Munch to assemble a special unit for the case,
including his protégé, Mia Kruger.
Mia is in a self-imposed exile,
haunted by memories, but upon viewing photographs of the girl she discovers the
number 1 scratched into the girl’s nail. Instinctively feeling there will be
more murders, she finds herself sucked back into the violent crimes unit. She
soon finds a link between this case and the unsolved abduction of an infant
girl six years prior, as well as a mysterious reclusive religious community
residing in the woods.
Mia leads the team in tracking
down a revenge-driven and ruthlessly intelligent killer. But when Munch’s own
six-year-old granddaughter goes missing, Mia realizes that the killer’s
sinister game is personal, and I’M
TRAVELING ALONE races to an explosive—and shocking—conclusion.
Samuel
Bjork is the pen name of Norwegian novelist, playwright and singer/songwriter
Frode Sander Oien.
Oien
wrote his first stage play at the age of twenty-one and has since written two
highly acclaimed novels, released six albums, written five more plays, and
translated Shakespeare, all in his native Norway.
Oien
currently lives and works in Oslo. I’M TRAVELING ALONE is his
American debut.
Thanks to
the wonderful folks at Viking &
Penguin Books, I have one print copy of I’M TRAVELING ALONE by Samuel
Bjork to giveaway. The giveaway is open to residents of the U.S. only and will
end at 12 a.m. (EST) on Tuesday, March 28.
To enter
the giveaway, just click on the Rafflecopter widget below and follow the
instructions. The widget may take a few seconds to load so please be patient. A
winner will be selected by the Rafflecopter widget and I’ll send an email with
the subject line “Thoughts in Progress
Giveaway.” The winner will have 72 hours to reply to the email or another
winner will be selected. PLEASE be
sure to check your spam folder from time to time after the giveaway ends to
make sure the notification email doesn’t end up there. If you win and you’ve
already won the book somewhere else or you just decided for whatever reason you
don’t want to win (which is fine), once again PLEASE let me know.
Thanks
for stopping by today. Do you know thrillers such as this? Do you enjoy reading
books by foreign authors?
I do enjoy thrillers, but child killers always bother me. Big time. Fiction or fact.
ReplyDeleteNorwegian mystery writers love dark themes! Sounds like a dark, but riveting read.
ReplyDeleteNorwegian metal bands like dark themes as well.
ReplyDeleteThat book is going to give some parents nightmares.
I've heard some great things about this one, Mason. It certainly sounds compelling! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSpooky! That sounds like one of the true crime stories I listen to on podcasts. There are people just that evil out there, sadly.
ReplyDeleteI read mysteries and some thrillers. This sounds lie a good one.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a creepy thriller.
ReplyDeleteI read mysteries and thrillers within reason. They are intriguing and unique.
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of this mystery-thriller. Thanks for posting about it today.
ReplyDeleteSounds chilling!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a thrilling, and sad, story. I can't wait to read it.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a good read. Rather dark and a little creepy.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an interesting thriller. And yes, I enjoy reading books by foreign authors. It's always nice to be able to travel through books!
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