Witch Hunter

WINNER OF THE GLASS KEY AWARD 2023 FOR THE LAST GRUDGE


If you enjoyed Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbo, you''ll love this international #1 bestseller.


*** HOLLYWOOD MOVIE IN PRODUCTION ***

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WHEN THE STORY ENDS, THE HUNT BEGINS . . .

Detective Jessica Niemi is drawn into a high-profile investigation after the wife of a famous author, Roger Koponen, appears to have been killed in a bizarre ritual.

As more twisted murders occur in the coming days, it becomes obvious that Jessica is hunting a serial killer – one that is taking brutal inspiration from Koponen''s bestselling trilogy . . .

Has a devoted fan lost their mind, or is this case more personal?

Nobody is safe in this rollercoaster thriller from award-winning author Max Seeck.

''The Witch Hunter, translated with icy precision by Kristian London, is written in short, sharp, present-tense chapters, a technique which adds to its relentless tension [and] a resolution as bleak as anything Poe might have conjured’ – Wall Street Journal

''If you only read one Nordic noir novel this autumn, make it The Witch Hunter – a chilling female-led thriller that will please fans of Lisbeth Salander and Stieg Larsson''s Millennium trilogy'' – Culture Fly

''[A] riveting, multi-layered debut, blending masterful police procedural with a chilling exploration of the occult'' – Sara Blaedel #1 International Bestselling Author

''One of the best books I have read. Ever. Absolutely thrilling, well-written, and oh-so-hard to put down'' – Emelie Schepp, author of Slowly We Die

''The Witch Hunter is everything I wish for in a thriller: exceptional story, exceptional characters, exceptional writing, and shocking twists – exceptional everything'' – Chris Mooney, author of Blood World

''One twist follows another . . . Seeck imbues this riveting procedural with a deliciously creepy undertone'' – Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW

''Dark and intricate . . . Vividly cinematic and impactful'' – Booklist STARRED REVIEW

''A disturbing tale of murder and madness'' – Kirkus Reviews