Happy New Year The gripping must-read thriller with a shocking twist
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Malin Stehn is a Swedish writer who has written over 40 middle grade and young adult books and has worked for many years as a freelance editor. Stehn holds a master's degree in comparative literature and humanities and works as a lecturer. Stehn is also a singer and songwriter whose retro pop band Crayfish released a hit record in Japan in the late 90s. A Happy New Year is her debut adult novel.<b>A dark, compelling missing person story </b>set in the depths of a Swedish winter. <b>Fans of Shari Lapena will DEVOUR this. Pacy, atmospheric and extremely thrilling.</b>
- Will Dean, author of <i>The Last Thing to Burn</i>,
A <b>tense, slow-burn </b>thriller looking at families and friendships and how they change over time. <b>Believable characters and some surprising twists, a great read</b>
- <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author Catherine Cooper,
A <b>riveting </b>Scandi thriller, depicting every family's worst nightmare in exquisite detail. The clever characterisation <b>keeps you guessing at every turn</b> <b>- I can't wait to read what Malin Stehn writes next</b>
- Amy McCulloch, author of <i>Breathless</i>,
<b> Nordic noir via <i>American Beauty</i> with a dash of <i>Big Little Lies</i></b>
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<b>Wintry, Scandi, twisty </b>and <b>compelling</b>. What's not to love?
- Jane Fallon, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author,
<b>There are many secrets and lies . . . Malin Stehn's drama rakes red-hot embers from the ashes</b>
The Times, 'BEST NEW THRILLERS FOR DECEMBER 2022'
A <b>riveting</b> thriller. A <b>pacy and compelling</b> story, wonderfully plotted, with <b>the added bite of a Scandinavian winter</b>. Loved it.
- Emily Freud, author of <i>What She left Behind</i>,
A smart page-turner that is <b>impossible to put down</b>. Ordinary people like you and me find themselves in the ultimate nightmare, which could become anyone's reality. <b>The story gets under your skin, leaving you defenceless</b>
- Mattias Edvardsson, author of <i>A Nearly Normal Family</i>,
<b>One to Watch</b>
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. <b>Twisty and tense with characters I thought about long after reading</b>
- N.A. Cooper, author of <i>Ripple Effect</i>,