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Ptáčátko
Author: Søren Sveistrup
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Ptáčátko brings danger into phone communications, through which the perpetrator intrudes on victims’ lives. The investigation reunites Naia Thulinová and Mark Hess, but they also seek answers in earlier events. Following Kaštánek, this continuation combines digital clues, psychological pressure, and the return of an unresolved past, without reducing the case to technology alone.
Ptáčátko is the second book in the crime series featuring Naia Thulinová and another thriller by Soren Sveistrup, author of Kaštánek. A case emerges in Copenhagen in which the perpetrator can terrorize victims remotely by phone. The investigation reunites Naia Thulinová with Europol agent Mark Hess and gradually leads them to an older unsolved case. Kateřina Peřinová narrates the Czech-language audiobook, which AudioSpace lists at 16 hours and 53 minutes.
Book information
- Author
- Soren Sveistrup
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Voxi
- Formát
- Audiobook
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Thrillery, Krimi, detektivky
- Original title
- TALLE TIL EN, TALLE TIL TO
- ISBN
- 978-80-766-2917-2
- Publication date
- 29. September 2025
- Duration
- 16 h 53 min
- Chapters
- 96
- Narrator
- Kateřina Peřinová
What is Ptáčátko about?
The new case begins with a series of crimes in Copenhagen in which the perpetrator does not need direct contact with the victims. The phone becomes an instrument of psychological pressure, and investigators must understand not only how the perpetrator operates but also why particular victims are chosen.
Naia Thulinová no longer works in homicide and now focuses on cybercrime. Developments in the case nevertheless bring her back to Mark Hess, the Europol agent from the previous story. Their investigation gradually reveals that the current crimes cannot be separated from past events and an older unsolved case.
Ptáčátko therefore rests on more than identifying the perpetrator. The return of the past, the use of digital communication, and psychological pressure on victims and investigators all play important roles. It is a self-contained criminal case that also builds on the characters and world of the previous Naia Thulinová book.
Themes and motifs
Psychological pressure
The perpetrator uses remote communication as an instrument of fear and control, adding a psychological dimension to the investigation.
The past and unsolved cases
Current crimes lead investigators to events whose significance only becomes apparent over time.
Cybercrime and technology
Naia Thulinová works in cybercrime, and technology is directly involved in how the crimes are committed.
Investigation and collaboration
The case reunites Naia Thulinová and Mark Hess, who approach it from their different professional positions.
The consequences of violence
The novel explores how violent events affect victims, those around them, and the people trying to solve the crimes.
Setting
Copenhagen and the world of Danish police investigation.
Main characters
Naia Thulinová
A former homicide investigator who now works in cybercrime and becomes involved in another serious case.
Mark Hess
A Europol agent whose new case reunites him with Naia Thulinová.
Who is this book for?
Primarily for listeners who enjoy Nordic crime fiction, police thrillers, and stories connecting investigation with psychological tension and past events. Listeners familiar with the first book may gain additional context.
Book context
Ptáčátko is the second book in the Naia Thulinová series. Soren Sveistrup is a Danish screenwriter and author, also internationally known as the creator of the television series The Killing. His earlier novel Kaštánek introduced Naia Thulinová and Mark Hess, who return for a new case in Ptáčátko.
Séria a poradie
- Naia Thulinová – tento titul je 2. diel
Otázky o knihe
What is the audiobook Ptáčátko about?
The crime thriller follows an investigation into a series of Copenhagen crimes in which the perpetrator uses a phone to exert psychological pressure. The case reunites Naia Thulinová and Mark Hess and gradually leads them to events from the past.
Who wrote Ptáčátko?
The author is Soren Sveistrup.
Is Ptáčátko part of a series?
Yes. It is the second book in the Naia Thulinová series.
Who narrates Ptáčátko?
Kateřina Peřinová narrates the Czech-language audiobook.
How long is Ptáčátko?
According to the supplier, it runs for 16 hours and 53 minutes.
How many chapters does the audiobook have?
AudioSpace lists 96 chapters.
What is the book’s original title?
The original Danish title is TALLE TIL EN, TALLE TIL TO.
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