In the water column

Sam Berger is accused of murder that he did not commit, and his partner Molly Bloom lies in a coma. Sam is hiding on a distant lost island, waiting for the instructions of the service
security and conducting its own investigation.
Meanwhile, Stockholm is at risk of a terrorist attack, a ruthless killer continues to operate in large. It is just not clear what role Berger plays in this story.
Is it to unravel the key - or the main danger?
In this tense thriller, Dahl again shows his skill to the narrator and writer, showing us a unsteady, unstable world where there are no guidelines and supports. Together with Sam Berger, the reader will be in the water column, floundering helplessly and desperately trying to swim to the light