Rights sold

Denmark

Germany

The Netherlands

Norway

Spain

Sweden

 

Awards

Danish Crime novel academy debutant prize 2006

Inger Wolf

Scary and creeping tension

 

It is her interest for the dark sides of humans that inspires Inger Wolf and through writing crime novels she tries to understand human evil and violent behaviour. In her classic crime novels the reader meets ordinary people who for various reasons crosses over the line and commits actions which seem inhuman but in the light of the story still seem understandable.

 

Inger Wolf likes and respects her detective duo, Daniel Trokic - Danish Croatian who suffers from his home country's history of war - and Lisa Kornelius, IT-specialist almost made guru, who longs to work on the field. Their devotion and cooperation leads the dialogue and situation driven stories forward. Åhus might seem calm, but evil is waiting in the most unexpected places.

 

After working as a translator for many years, Inger Wolf debuted 2006 with the praised Black Indian Summer (Svart sensommar). She received the Danish Detective Academy's debutant award the same year.

 

Bibliography

• 2011 – The Wasp Nest (Hvepsereden), crime novel
• 2009 – The Singing Bird (Sangfuglen), crime novel
• 2008 – Frost and Ashes (Frost og Aske), crime novel
• 2006 – Black Indian Summer (Sort Sensommer), crime novel
• 2000 – On the Side (Side Spring), novel

 

Author's web page: www.ingerwolf.com

 

Author photo

Flemming Jeppesen