Crime Fiction from Finland

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Simon Boswell (2005) The Seven Symphonies: A Finnish Murder Mystery.

On a bitterly cold morning in Helsinki, Finland a young woman is found dead in a Park. A serial killer has made his first move. He seems to be a lover of classical music, because he associates each of his attacks with one of the symphonies of the great Finnish composer: Jean Sibelius. A most unusual psycho-thriller with a smart plot and deep insights into the male sex-drive!

Richard MacAndrew (2003) The Lahti File: Level 3.

Hundreds of dead fish, some unexplained deaths and a bird-less town - these newspaper reports from Finland attract interest from the British secret service. Ian Munro is sent to Lahti to investigate. But when his first contact is killed, Munro realizes that someone is trying to hide a secret. A most thrilling English course! (This is how teenagers would like to learn English!)

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