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Title:
The G File (MP3)
Series:
Inspector Van Veeteren #10
Written by:
Håkan Nesser 
Read by:
David Timson 
Format:
Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 
Number of CDs:
Duration:
14 hours 57 minutes 
MP3 size:
618 MB 
Published:
August 28 2018 
Available Date:
August 28 2018 
Age Category:
Adult 
ISBN:
9781509873609 
Genres:
Fiction; Crime & Thriller; Detective; Mystery; Police Drama & Forensics 
Publisher:
Bolinda/Macmillan audio 
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A dark and sinister case from the past comes back to haunt Chief Inspector Van Veeteren in the final novel in the Van Veeteren series.

1987. Verlangan, a former cop turned private detective is hired by a woman to follow her husband Jaan 'G' Hennan. A few days later, his client is found dead at the bottom of an empty swimming pool. Maardam police, led by Chief Inspector Van Veeteren, investigate the case. Van Veeteren has encountered Jaan 'G' Hennan before and knows only too well the man's dark capabilities. As more information emerges about G's shadowy past, the Chief Inspector becomes more desperate than ever to convict him. But G has a solid alibi – and no one else can be found in relation to the crime. 2002. Fifteen years have passed and the G File remains the one case former Chief Inspector Van Veeteren has never been able to solve. But when Verlangan's daughter reports the private detective missing, Van Veeteren returns to Maardam CID once more. For all Verlangan left behind was a cryptic note; and a telephone message in which he claimed to have finally discovered the proof of G's murderous past ...

'This is the final book in the series, but Nesser resists a showy finale, allowing his detective nearly to be outsmarted by an immensely clever criminal.'
Sunday Times

'Nesser produces crime writing that is so rivetingly written that it makes most contemporary crime fare – Scandinavian or otherwise – seem rather thin gruel'
The Guardian