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    Danish Design

    By Christoffer Petersen

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    “He stole her reputation, but I just killed her career,” she breathed, and wiped the tears from her cheeks. The thought of retribution forced its way from the pit of her stomach to the back of her throat. She almost welcomed the taste of bile, bitter, like the barbs of her conscience. She gagged and let the sudden cramps in her stomach help suppress that other feeling that threatened to take hold, the feeling of elation. “She called me butterfly,” Milla said, and slapped the phone, screen-down, on the table.

    When her best friend is humiliated online, twenty-something Milla takes a break from the Royal Danish Ballet School and discovers a talent for murder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristoffer Petersen
    Release dateFeb 20, 2019
    ISBN9788793680296
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    Danish Design
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    Christoffer Petersen

    I write chilling thrillers and crime stories set in Greenland, Scandinavia, and Scotland. I spent seven years in Greenland, working at, among other places, the Greenland Police Academy. My experiences have shaped my stories, as did the seven years I spent in Scotland before “becoming Danish”.My thrillers feature the first female member of the elite Danish Sirius Sledge Patrol: Konstabel Fenna Brongaard, a retired Greenlandic policeman: David Maratse, and, soon, a Scottish-born Danish Detective: Freja Hansen.

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