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2000s: Louise Rick is called to investigate a murder of a Danish citizen in England
The Lost Woman (Louise Rick 9)
What you need to know before your trail
A housewife is the target of a shocking, methodical killing. Shot with a hunting rifle through her kitchen window, the woman is dead before she hits the ground.
Though murdered in England, it turns out that the woman, Sofie Parker, is actually a Danish citizen who’s been on the Missing Persons list for almost two decades–so Louise Rick is called on to the case. Then, in an unexpected twist, the police discover that Sofie had been reported missing eighteen years ago by none other than Eik, Louise Rick’s police colleague and lover.
Impulsive as ever, Eik rushes to England, and ends up in jail on suspicion of Sofie’s murder. Completely blindsided by Eik’s connection to the case, Louise is thoroughly unsettled and sick with worry, yet she must set aside her own emotional turmoil if she hopes to find the killer in what will become her most controversial case yet…
Travel Guide
Travel from Copenhagen to Bristol with Sara Blaedel
There’s not many crime thriller writers who can link two cases from Copenhagen and a small town near Bristol in England. Two very different settings and a new way of working for Louise Rick. The murder victim is a Danish citizen and so Louise comes in off the case.
Nailsea – nr Bristol, England
Nailsea has an ominous name for a crime novel doesn’t it? It’s a town in North Somerset approximately 8 miles southwest of Bristol. Nailsea is a commuter town with a population of approximately 15,000.
The town was an industrial centre based on coal mining and glass manufacture. There was also a hamlet called Nowhere where present day Trendlewood is. Imagine the crime fiction possibilities in a place like this!
BookTrail Boarding Pass: The Lost Woman (Louise Rick 9)
Destination: Copenhagen , Nailsea, Bristol Author/guide: Sara Blaedel Departure Time: 2000s
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