Tonight You're Dead

Written by Viveca Sten

Narrated by Angela Dawe

Soon to be divorced, attorney Nora Linde is finding her way as a single mother, and even falling in love again, when she’s asked by her childhood friend Detective Thomas Andreasson to help in a disturbing investigation. Marcus Nielsen, a university student, has apparently committed suicide, but it’s what he’s left behind that’s so suspicious and damning: his research into the Coastal Rangers, an elite military group where, in 1976, a young cadet died under questionable circumstances, a sadistic sergeant went free, and a case went cold.

When two of Nielsen’s contacts are also found dead—and diaries of their tortuous training turn up missing—Thomas and Nora are certain that whatever happened three decades ago is unforgivable. And for someone who wants to keep those secrets buried—unforgettable. Now they must fight against time to expose a cover-up that hasn’t yet claimed its last victim.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Translator: Marlaine Delargy
• Release date: Nov 14, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543628241

Viveca Sten

Swedish writer Viveca Sten has sold almost four million copies of her enormously popular Sandhamn Murders series. In 2014, her seventh novel, the hugely successful I maktens skugga (In the Shadow of Power), was published in Sweden and cemented her place as one of the country's most popular authors. Her Sandhamn Murders novels continue to top the bestseller charts and have been made into a successful Swedish-language TV miniseries, which has been broadcast around the world to thirty million viewers. Sten lives in Stockholm with her husband and three children, but she prefers to spend her time visiting Sandhamn to write and vacation with her family.

Reviews for Tonight You're Dead

[Lisa Moriah Chenthitta · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

A good continuing installment in this series. I confess I always feel more interested in the modern day characters than the historical ones … but at the same time the historical plot is always a nice way for Sten to weave in political and social commentary on Swedish life. Looking forward to the next one!