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"With Enger and Horst, one plus one is greater than two. (…) Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger have created an entertaining, well-written and gripping novel." - NRK, Norway Oslo is suffocating in the summer heat as a series of sniper attacks shakes the city. An unknown attacker opens fire in public places. Fear grips the capital's residents, and the city turns into a besieged fortress. One of the sniper's victims is Emma Ramm's sister. Together with former investigator Alexander Blix, Emma sets off in pursuit of the killer, whose motive remains incomprehensible to the police. Blix, however, suspects that the attacks are more than random violence. He sees a pattern in them, a hidden plan driven by a personal desire for revenge. The number of victims is rising, panic is spreading through Oslo, and Blix and Ramm try to stop a man who has nothing left to lose. "It is hard to imagine a more topical crime plot […]. The authors keep their cards close to their chests, engaging readers right to the last page. The plot is credible and firmly rooted in reality. The authors know how to mislead the reader and how to challenge them. The characters created by Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger are fully rounded. Even those who do not know Blix and Ramm from the previous books can fully immerse themselves in their dramatic fates." - Tønsbergs Blad, Norway "Horst and Enger know how to build a solid, tense narrative. This is a book you cannot put down. The chemistry between Ramm and Blix is promising, and above all the deeper portrait of Emma." - "Göteborgs-Posten", Sweden The following books have so far appeared in the Blix and Ramm crime series (published in Polish as Blix i Ramm na tropie zbrodni): Punkt zero, Zasłona dymna, Nieobliczalni, Blizny and Ofiary. Jørn Lier Horst (b. 1970) and Thomas Enger (b. 1973) joined forces to create a sensational series of thrillers that have won international acclaim. Individually, each of them continues his own popular crime series, whose main characters are Inspector William Wisting (Horst) and the journalist Henning Juul (Enger).