Any Means Necessary: A Leona Lindberg Thriller

Jenny Rogneby

2019-ж. фев. · Other Press, LLC

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"Jenny Rogneby is the new queen of Nordic noir. Her heroine is like no one else." —David Lagercrantz, author of the #1 best-selling The Girl in the Spider's Web

This second installment in the Leona Lindberg series follows the corrupt detective as she deals with the emotional fallout of her actions while investigating a terrorist attack in the heart of Stockholm.

Perfect for fans of Henning Mankel and Steig Larsson

A man blows himself up outside the Parliament House in Stockholm, but miraculously survives. Was he a lone wolf, or are there more heinous acts to follow? Leona Lindberg is put on the case. But Leona, who has barely escaped her trials from the last case, is focused on other things. Her family is shattered, she is living under threat, and desperately needs liquid assets.

It's lucky that Leona can think outside the box like no other detective. With one foot on each side of the law, she mounts a special operation of grand proportions. And the higher the risk, the higher the rewards.

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Jenny Rogneby was born in Ethiopia, but was given away for adoption when she was one year old. She grew up in northern Sweden, studied criminology at Stockholm University, and became an investigator in the Stockholm City Police Department. Her work inspired her to create the character of Leona and write this best-selling crime novel, the first in the Leona series. Before her career in law enforcement, Rogneby was a singer and member of the pop group Cosmo4.

Agnes Broomé began her studies at the University of Edinburgh, where she completed an MA in Linguistics. She then relocated to London where she earned an MA in Comparative Literature at UCL and studied Classics at King’s College, before returning to UCL for doctoral studies in the Department of Scandinavian Studies. She received her PhD in Translation Studies from UCL in 2015, with a thesis investigating the role and position of translated fiction on the British book market.