Death doesn't care

Death doesn’t care, is the first book of six in the psychological suspense series with hospital life as a backdrop. Sold more than 100.000 copies!

Jealousy and evil sudden death. The past plays its cards.

Andreas Nylund is a surgeon at the hospital in Halmstad, lives in a fancy villa in picturesque Tylösand in southern Sweden, with his wife and two children. Their lives seem complete and harmonious. Then an emergency case comes in and when Andreas sees the red curls fall over the edge of the stretcher, his heart stops.

Unconscious on the stretcher in front of him in the emergency room lies the love of his life, and his life is torn open, stitch by stitch. Andreas tries to hold his ground, but the accident causes truths to bubble to the surface. His wife tries in vain to tell him what she knows, but is he the one pushing her away or is she the one pulling away?

The hospital’s culverts wind like life-sustaining vascular trees around broken people who seek love but find loneliness, jealousy and evil sudden death. The past plays its cards.

With a skill for drama, relationships and everyday realism, Anne-Marie Schjetlein captivates both readers and critics.