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Tag Archives: The Laughing Policeman
We’re All Swedish
Hi, Gerhard here, creator of the Jack McMorrowsson mystery series. It’s about an ex-Göteborgs-Posten reporter exiled to the northern city of Ostersund, where he chases stories and gets involved with a host of nefarious Swedish criminals. Ostersund is a very … Continue reading
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Tagged bestsellers, Brandon Blake, Down East Books, Gerry Boyle, Jack McMorrow Mysteries, maine mysteries, Maj Sjowell, mystery writers, mystery writing, Per Wahloo, Port City Black and White, Stieg Larsson, Swedish mysteries, The Fire Engine That Disappeared, The Laughing Policeman
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