About the author:
Under the pseudonym Samuel Bjork is the successful Norwegian writer, playwright, singer and lyricist Frode Sander Oien (born 1969). He wrote his first stage play at the age of twenty-one and has since published two highly acclaimed novels alongside other plays: Pepsi Love (2001) and Speed for Breakfast (2009), has recorded six albums of music, is a visual artist and a translator of Shakespeare.
His first mystery In the Forest Hangs an Angel (2013, no. 2015) became a hit throughout Scandinavia immediately after its release. Subsequently, this layered and sophisticated detective novel, which introduces the pair of detectives Holger Munch and Mia Krüger, has generated a huge wave of international interest and has already been translated into more than thirty languages. The second detective case Holger and Mia investigate in the novel The Owl (2015, no. 2016), features just as sophisticated and suspenseful a plot, but also reveals much of the personal lives of the two main characters. In his third book, Clone (2018, no. 2019), the personal affairs of the investigators are more intertwined with the cases than any of them would like...
