King’s Heart
The year is 2019. A Swedish agent at the Office of Special Investigation disappears without a trace on a mission to the militarized Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, on the east coast of the Baltic Sea. Hanna Hjerta at the Department of Special Circumstances is pulled from a routine mission in Sweden and tasked with finding the agent or alternatively sweep up the tracks – a mission that should be easy. But the past is casting threating shadows over the present, drawing Hanna into a conspiracy and a betrayal that threatens the region in a way no one predicted, and the stakes become very much personal.
King’s Heart – the stand-alone sequel to the hit Drone Heart – is an action-packed spy and agent novel about international events beyond the headlines. Lars Wilderäng has once again succeeded in writing fiction eerily close to real events occurring in the present. A book in the spirit of Ian Fleming and early Tom Clancy.
Lars Wilderäng (b. 1970) is a full-time author. His great interest in politics and societal issues shines through in his successful books ranging between the genres of sci-fic, speculative thrillers and military techno. Wilderäng’s books have together sold more than 570 000 copies in Sweden.
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Denmark: Word Audio, Finland: Word AudioThe year is 2019. A Swedish agent at the Office of Special Investigation disappears without a trace on a mission to the militarized Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, on the east coast of the Baltic Sea. Hanna Hjerta at the Department of Special Circumstances is pulled from a routine mission in Sweden and tasked with finding the agent or alternatively sweep up the tracks – a mission that should be easy. But the past is casting threating shadows over the present, drawing Hanna into a conspiracy and a betrayal that threatens the region in a way no one predicted, and the stakes become very much personal.
King’s Heart – the stand-alone sequel to the hit Drone Heart – is an action-packed spy and agent novel about international events beyond the headlines. Lars Wilderäng has once again succeeded in writing fiction eerily close to real events occurring in the present. A book in the spirit of Ian Fleming and early Tom Clancy.
