The Killing IIThe Killing II
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Current format, Book, 2013, , Available . Offered in 0 more formatsIt has been two years since Detective Sarah Lund left Copenhagen in disgrace for a remote outpost in northern Denmark. There are elements at a crime scene that take Head of Homicide, Lennart Brix, back to the occupied Denmark of World War II. Reluctantly she returns to Copenhagen and as bodies are found she begins to realize that the key to the identity of the killer lies in another, more recent war.
It has been two years since Detective Sarah Lund left Copenhagen in disgrace for a remote outpost in northern Denmark. There are elements at a crime scene that take Head of Homicide, Lennart Brix, back to the occupied Denmark of World War II. Reluctantly she returns to Copenhagen and as bodies are found she begins to realize that the key to the identity of the killer lies in another, more recent war.
It has been two years since Detective Sarah Lund left Copenhagen in disgrace for a remote outpost in northern Denmark. There are elements at a crime scene that take Head of Homicide, Lennart Brix, back to the occupied Denmark of World War II. Reluctantly she returns to Copenhagen and as bodies are found she begins to realize that the key to the identity of the killer lies in another, more recent war.
It has been two years since Detective Sarah Lund left Copenhagen in disgrace for a remote outpost in northern Denmark. There are elements at a crime scene that take Head of Homicide, Lennart Brix, back to the occupied Denmark of World War II. Reluctantly she returns to Copenhagen and as bodies are found she begins to realize that the key to the identity of the killer lies in another, more recent war.
It has been two years since Detective Sarah Lund left Copenhagen in disgrace for a remote outpost in northern Denmark. There are elements at a crime scene that take Head of Homicide, Lennart Brix, back to the occupied Denmark of World War II. Reluctantly she returns to Copenhagen and as bodies are found she begins to realize that the key to the identity of the killer lies in another, more recent war.
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