Inger Wolf

Inger Wolf

Inspired by the Darkness Inger Wolf is a bestselling Danish mystery and thriller writer known for her gripping narratives and intricate plots. Her debut mystery novel, Dark September, was published in 2006 and earned her the Danish Crime Academy’s debut prize. Since then, her bestselling works have been translated into several languages, captivating readers worldwide. Inger loves to travel, drawing inspiration for her books from diverse cultures and landscapes. She resides on the outskirts of Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city, nestled between the forest and the sea. In this picturesque setting, she earned a degree in English and worked as a translator for many years. Now a full-time author, Inger shares her home with a dog named Harry, after one of her favorite detectives, and a cat named Lillemusen. 

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The Perfect Place to Die (Lieutenant Detective Daniel Trokic Mysteries Book 7)

A dead man in a haunted forest. A tape that shouldn’t exist. A guesthouse with secrets.

When Danish biologist Casper Vitanen is found dead in Japan’s most notorious forest, Lieutenant Detective Daniel Trokic is dispatched to investigate. The local police have already ruled it a suicide—but an anonymous letter to the victim’s father claims that an...

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Evil Water (Lieutenant Detective Daniel Trokic Mysteries Book 5)

Two women are found murdered and partially skeletonized, each hidden in a suitcase beneath a pile of stones on the outskirts of Aarhus. Candles have been placed at the scene, and the skin of one woman is marked with small scars resembling the letter Y, while the other has a rare prairie flower woven into her hair.

Lieutenant Daniel Trokic leads...

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Wasp Nest

From Best selling Scandinavian author Inger Wolf comes another spine-chilling mystery.

In an empty villa in Aarhus, Denmark,
a teenage boy is found murdered.

He has been tortured, and around his body, dead wasps are scattered.

Lieutenant Daniel Trokic and the rest of the investigation team suspect that the murdered boy’s parents are hiding a...

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