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Cult (Mina Dabiri and Vincent Walder, Book 2)

By (author) Camilla Lackberg, By (author) Henrik Fexeus, Translated by Ian Giles, Read by Sofia Engstrand

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A thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last! A kidnapped childâ€¦ A young boy is snatched in broad daylight outside his Stockholm nursery. He has vanished without a trace. A race against timeâ€¦ Detective Mina Dabiri calls on her close friend Vincent to help with the investigation. As they uncover links to other missing children, it becomes clear they are up against the clock. A world full of secretsâ€¦ Then Mina and Vincent find themselves caught up in a mysterious cult with terrifying motives. Can they stop them before itâ€™s too late?

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