Diamant Salihu is one of Sweden’s most influential investigative journalists.  He has won numerous awards for his work, including Stora Journalistpriset for the “Voice of the Year” category (the biggest prize for journalism in Sweden), Guldspaden (best investigative journalism), Natur & Kulturs Non-Fiction prize (the biggest nonfiction prize in Sweden) and Bernspriset (the Swedish PEN prize).

“No one has covered Sweden's violent gang wars with as much insight, nuance and empathy as Diamant Salihu. His book is a cinematic tale of shady characters, blood feuds and international intrigue, all set in a Scandinavian welfare state fraying at the edges. A must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of European organized crime.”Sune Engel Rasmussen, Security Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and author of Twenty Years: Hope, War and the Betrayal of an Afghan Generation“Mandatory reading for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of gang crime … with an energy that makes it hard to put down.”Jönköpings-Posten“The story [Diamant Salihu] has pursued for the last decade is, in effect, one giant, unsolved murder mystery: why has Sweden, long the envy of the rest of Europe for its peace and prosperity, suddenly seeing so many gangland killings?”The Telegraph“Salihu tells a story not of heroes and villains but of the brave and the cowardly, where no one has an unlimited wellspring of either trait.” Charlie Bentley-Astor, The Critic

• Contents Main CharactersProloguePart 1: Pandora’s Box February 2020 – April 2020 Part 2: The ChainMarch 2020 Part 3: D-DayMay 2020-June 2020 Part 4: FoxtrotMarch 2020-August 2020 Part 5: The Honey TrapSeptember 2020-June 2021 Part 6: The Fox HuntSeptember 2021-December 2022 Part 7: When No One ListensJanuary 2023-March 2023 Thanks

Diamant Salihu is one of Sweden’s most influential investigative journalists.  He has won numerous awards for his work, including Stora Journalistpriset for the “Voice of the Year” category (the biggest prize for journalism in Sweden), Guldspaden (best investigative journalism), Natur & Kulturs Non-Fiction prize (the biggest nonfiction prize in Sweden) and Bernspriset (the Swedish PEN prize).

“No one has covered Sweden's violent gang wars with as much insight, nuance and empathy as Diamant Salihu. His book is a cinematic tale of shady characters, blood feuds and international intrigue, all set in a Scandinavian welfare state fraying at the edges. A must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of European organized crime.”Sune Engel Rasmussen, Security Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and author of Twenty Years: Hope, War and the Betrayal of an Afghan Generation“Mandatory reading for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of gang crime … with an energy that makes it hard to put down.”Jönköpings-Posten“The story [Diamant Salihu] has pursued for the last decade is, in effect, one giant, unsolved murder mystery: why has Sweden, long the envy of the rest of Europe for its peace and prosperity, suddenly seeing so many gangland killings?”The Telegraph“Salihu tells a story not of heroes and villains but of the brave and the cowardly, where no one has an unlimited wellspring of either trait.” Charlie Bentley-Astor, The Critic

• Contents Main CharactersProloguePart 1: Pandora’s Box February 2020 – April 2020 Part 2: The ChainMarch 2020 Part 3: D-DayMay 2020-June 2020 Part 4: FoxtrotMarch 2020-August 2020 Part 5: The Honey TrapSeptember 2020-June 2021 Part 6: The Fox HuntSeptember 2021-December 2022 Part 7: When No One ListensJanuary 2023-March 2023 Thanks

Diamant Salihu is one of Sweden’s most influential investigative journalists.  He has won numerous awards for his work, including Stora Journalistpriset for the “Voice of the Year” category (the biggest prize for journalism in Sweden), Guldspaden (best investigative journalism), Natur & Kulturs Non-Fiction prize (the biggest nonfiction prize in Sweden) and Bernspriset (the Swedish PEN prize).

“No one has covered Sweden's violent gang wars with as much insight, nuance and empathy as Diamant Salihu. His book is a cinematic tale of shady characters, blood feuds and international intrigue, all set in a Scandinavian welfare state fraying at the edges. A must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of European organized crime.”Sune Engel Rasmussen, Security Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and author of Twenty Years: Hope, War and the Betrayal of an Afghan Generation“Mandatory reading for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of gang crime … with an energy that makes it hard to put down.”Jönköpings-Posten“The story [Diamant Salihu] has pursued for the last decade is, in effect, one giant, unsolved murder mystery: why has Sweden, long the envy of the rest of Europe for its peace and prosperity, suddenly seeing so many gangland killings?”The Telegraph“Salihu tells a story not of heroes and villains but of the brave and the cowardly, where no one has an unlimited wellspring of either trait.” Charlie Bentley-Astor, The Critic

• Contents Main CharactersProloguePart 1: Pandora’s Box February 2020 – April 2020 Part 2: The ChainMarch 2020 Part 3: D-DayMay 2020-June 2020 Part 4: FoxtrotMarch 2020-August 2020 Part 5: The Honey TrapSeptember 2020-June 2021 Part 6: The Fox HuntSeptember 2021-December 2022 Part 7: When No One ListensJanuary 2023-March 2023 Thanks