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  • The Fifth Season

  • Malin Fors, Book 5
  • By: Mons Kallentoft
  • Narrated by: Julia Barry
  • Length: 15 hrs and 56 mins
  • 4.1 out of 5 stars (20 ratings)
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The Fifth Season

By: Mons Kallentoft
Narrated by: Julia Barry
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Summary

When a family enjoying a walk in the woods outside Linköping, Sweden, discover the badly mutilated body of a young girl, Inspector Malin Fors is put in charge of the case. Malin immediately draws parallels between this case and one that has long haunted her - that of Maria Murvall.

Several years ago, Maria was found in the very same forest, having been raped and brutally beaten. Since then she has lived in complete silence in a secure psychiatric clinic. When Malin meets a psychologist from a nearby hospital who mentions a third similar case, suddenly Maria appears to be a small part of a much bigger puzzle. But what happened that was so terrible it cannot be put into words?

Malin is determined to get to the bottom of the case and finally uncover the truth of Maria's horrific past, no matter where it might take her.

©2014 Hard Boiled Company Limited; Translation © 2014 Neil Smith (P)2014 Hodder & Stoughton

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Salacious, Saccharine and ultimately empty.

Whilst the reading of this sloppily written book by Julia Barry was excellent - you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear & a sow's ear is ultimately what this book is.
Kallentoft wallows relentlessly in gratuitous depravity and syrupy sentimentality leavened with a hefty dollop of the supernatural.
Unfortunately this swollen tome inflates what could have been relayed in about an hour and a half into a self indulgent 16 hours, without, sadly, any concomitant benefit to the reader/listener.
Truly atrocious
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