A cold case returns to haunt Blix, as a cold-blooded killer taunts him with evidence of further victims, while Ramm investigates a murder with no body… Blockbuster, explosive, No. 1 bestselling Nordic Noir.   ‘Depressed cops are ten-a-penny in crime fiction but this is an exception, a sensitive portrait of a troubled man combined with a psychologically chilling plot’ Sunday Times   `Contemporary Scandinavian fiction at its best´ Will Dean   ______  Buried sinsBrutal revenge…   Two years ago, Alexander Blix was the lead investigator in a missing person's case where a young mother, Elisabeth Eie, was kidnapped. The case was never solved.   Blix's career in law enforcement is now over, but her kidnapper is back, leaving evidence of Elisabeth's murder in Blix's mailbox, as well as hints that there are other victims.   At the same time, Emma Ramm has been contacted by a teenage girl, whose stepfather has been arrested on suspicion of killing a childhood friend. But there is no body. Nor are there any other suspects…   Blix and Ramm can rely only on each other, and when Blix's fingerprints are found on a child's drawing at a crime scene, the present comes uncomfortably close to the past.   A past where a victim has found their own, shocking form of therapy.   And someone is watching…   Shocking, relentless and unbearably tense, Victim marks the return of the international bestselling, blockbuster Blix & Ramm series from two of Norway's finest crime writers.   ______  Praise for the Blix & Ramm series…  ***SHORTLISTED for the RIVERTON PRIZE******SHORTLISTED for the PETRONA AWARD***   `Tense, brutal and fast-moving´ Sunday Times   `Darkly twisty´ Crime Monthly   `An international sensation´ Vogue   `The most exciting yet´ The Times   `If you're a fan of writers like Lars Kepler, Stefan Ahnhem or Søren Sveistrup, you won't want to miss this series´ Crime by the Book   `Devilishly complex´ Publishers Weekly   `Two of the most distinguished writers of Nordic Noir´ Financial Times   `Full of twists!´ Sun   `Completely nerve-wracking´ Tvedestrandsposten   `Masterly´ NB Magazine