Blind Spot

Money in motion, ruthless traffickers and refugees with no control of their own destiny. In the year before the refugee crisis in Europe broke out for real.

Oslo, 2013. A Christian couple from Iran sit in front of a Pentecostal congregation. Their appeal for asylum was refused and they fear for the future. What will happen with the information they have. What can they tell, and on what should they forever be silent?

In a smaller city, less than an hour drive outside of Oslo, lives the journalist Ingeborg Nergård Kahn with her husband Imran. She is following some leads about mafia and possible human trafficking, and about corruption in unexpected places. Her colleague, Magdalena Mellomstrand, is on the other hand looking into an old case that she just cannot put to rest.

Great suspense and highly topical issues are cleverly tied together to a captivating read.