When a woman is stabbed to death while jogging in Malmö’s main park, the Criminal Investigation Squad need to discover who she is before the case can properly get under way. Soon they realise the victim had flown in from Switzerland, and with links to important people in the city, she wasn’t everything she seemed. Meanwhile, enjoying the hot summer away from Malmö, Anita Sundström is on her annual leave and is showing Kevin Ash the sights of Skåne. Their holiday is interrupted by the apparent suicide of a respected, retired diplomat. After a further death, Anita finds herself unofficially investigating a case that has its roots in the 1917 chance meeting of a Malmö waiter with the world’s most famous revolutionary. All she knows is that the answers lie in Berlin. Two investigations that begin and end at Midnight in Malmö – the fourth Inspector Anita Sundström mystery.

' …my kind of read. Addictive and puzzling. As usual, MacLeod delivers the kind of novel that makes you want to grab your suitcase and head for the nearest airport to visit Sweden..' Chrissy

‘‘This is the fourth book of Torquil Macleod's Malmo novels that I have read and I unreservably recommend the whole series to anyone who enjoys a good detective thriller. They are beautifully written, have a feisty heroine, believable characters and are intricately plotted with some amazing twists.' Charles V

‘A worthy sequel to 'Missing In Malmo.'‘ P. Reynolds

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