Great news for UK Kindle customers today as the first novel in the Martin Beck crime series, by the much loved Swedish team of Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo, is now free in the UK Kindle Store!
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Free Today in the UK Kindle Store!
4.3 out of 5 stars (22 customer reviews) Kindle Price: £0.00
‘The writing is elegant and surprisingly humorous — if you haven’t come across Beck before, you’re in for a treat.’ Guardian
‘I have never read a finer police story.’ Los Angeles Times
‘The decalogue about the Swedish Chief Inspector Martin Beck created by Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo during the 1960s and 1970s are indeed classic police fiction. They changed the genre. Whoever is writing crime fiction after these novels inspired by them in one way or another.’ Henning Mankell
‘If you haven’t read Sjowall/Wahloo, start now.’ Sunday Telegraph
‘Their mysteries don’t just read well; they reread even better. Witness, wife, petty cop or crook — they’re all real characters even if they get just a few sentences. The plots hold, because they’re ingenious but never inhuman.’ New York Times London Review of Books
Publisher: Harper Perennial (10 April 2009)
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