'An impeccably plotted gold-star, A-grade work of Scandi noir' The Times

'Absorbing, heart-rending and perfectly plotted' Denzil Meyrick

'Outstanding ... This is a must for fans of Nordic noir' Publishers Weekly STARRED review

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Suspended from duty, Detective Fr lich is working as a private investigator, when his girlfriend's colleague asks for his help with a female asylum seeker, who the authorities are about to deport. She claims to have a sister in Norway, and fears that returning to her home country will mean instant death.

Fr lich quickly discovers the whereabouts of the young woman's sister, but things become increasingly complex when she denies having a sibling, and Fr lich is threatened off the case by the police. As the body count rises, it becomes clear that the answers lie in an old investigation, and the mysterious sister, who is now on the run...

A dark, chilling and up-to-the-minute Nordic Noir thriller, Sister is also a tense and well-plotted murder mystery with a moving tragedy at its heart, cementing Kjell Ola Dahl as one of the greatest crime writers of our generation.

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'Kjell Ola Dahl has always been skilful at character and setting, but the particular defining characteristic of Sister is the steadily accelerating pace, handled with a sure touch. And Fr lich remains a rounded and intriguing character, particularly in this latest iteration' Barry Forshaw, Financial Times

'Kjell Ola Dahl's novels are superb' William Ryan

'Dark, stylish and suspenseful ... the perfect example of why Nordic Noir has become such a popular genre' Reader's Digest

'If you have never sampled Dahl, now is the time to try' Daily Mail

'Suspenseful, beautifully and clearly written, with a sure-footed plot, this is a book that thrills' Live & Deadly

'Dahl is a quiet master of the detective thriller, delivering complex plots and a simpatico hero -- Frank Frolich, cop turned PI -- with Chandleresque elan plus a serious intelligence that roots out essential truths. Here, Frolich is pulled into the "shadowlands" of Norway's asylum seekers and those who profit from them, in an impeccably plotted gold-star, A-grade work of Scandi noir' The Times