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Prolitá krev
Author: Åsa Larsson
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A pastor's murder disrupts summer celebrations in Jukkasjärvi near Kiruna. Prolitá krev returns Rebecka Martinsson to northern Sweden, where a new case meets her own vulnerability. Åsa Larssonová connects a criminal investigation with women's position, faith, and local power relationships.
Inspector Anna-Maria Mella leads the investigation, and the life of the murdered Mildred Nilsson becomes crucial. The pastor helped women in distress, provoking resistance. Behind the community's peaceful appearance lie grievances, hostility, and disputes over changing established ways.
Rebecka returns in a weakened state and becomes personally affected by the case. Threatening letters to Mildred point to long-standing hatred. The search for clues intersects with an examination of those who knew her.
Faith can offer support, while religious surroundings also provide a setting for power struggles. Resistance to women's independence gives the case a social dimension. Following Sluneční bouře, this second installment explores the personal consequences of violence and questions of guilt, loyalty, and moral choice.
This Czech-language edition from Host has 356 pages. Translator: Jana Holá. E-book formats: EPUB and PDF.
A pastor's murder disrupts summer celebrations in Jukkasjärvi near Kiruna. Prolitá krev returns Rebecka Martinsson to northern Sweden, where a new case meets her own vulnerability. Åsa Larssonová connects a criminal investigation with women's position, faith, and local power relationships.
Book information
- Author
- Åsa Larssonová, Asa Larsson
- Publisher
- Host
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Severské krimi, Detektívny román
- ISBN
- 978-80-729-4491-0
- Publication date
- 1. January 2011
- Pages
- 356
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-729-4550-4) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-729-4551-1)
What is Prolitá krev about?
Inspector Anna-Maria Mella leads the investigation, and the life of the murdered Mildred Nilsson becomes crucial. The pastor helped women in distress, provoking resistance. Behind the community's peaceful appearance lie grievances, hostility, and disputes over changing established ways.
Rebecka returns in a weakened state and becomes personally affected by the case. Threatening letters to Mildred point to long-standing hatred. The search for clues intersects with an examination of those who knew her.
Faith can offer support, while religious surroundings also provide a setting for power struggles. Resistance to women's independence gives the case a social dimension. Following Sluneční bouře, this second installment explores the personal consequences of violence and questions of guilt, loyalty, and moral choice.
Themes and motifs
Power in a small community
The investigation exposes tension between established order and challenges to it.
Women's position
Mildred's help for women provokes resistance to their independence.
Consequences of violence
Rebecka's vulnerability gives the case a personal dimension.
Faith and morality
Religious surroundings offer both support and conflict.
Setting
Jukkasjärvi and the Kiruna area in northern Sweden, beginning during summer solstice celebrations.
Main characters
Rebecka Martinsson
A lawyer returning to Kiruna whose life intersects with a new case.
Anna-Maria Mella
The police inspector investigating the pastor's murder.
Mildred Nilsson
The murdered pastor who helped women; her life is crucial to the investigation.
Who is this book for?
For readers of Nordic crime focused on psychological and social conflicts and the continuing story of Rebecka Martinsson.
Book context
The Swedish original, Det blod som spillts, appeared in 2004. The second Rebecka Martinsson case follows Sluneční bouře. Host published Jana Holá's Czech translation.
Séria a poradie
- Rebecka Martinssonová – tento titul je 2. diel
Otázky o knihe
Who wrote Prolitá krev?
Åsa Larssonová, published in Sweden as Åsa Larsson.
Which book is this?
The second Rebecka Martinsson case, following Sluneční bouře.
Where is it set?
In Jukkasjärvi and the Kiruna area in northern Sweden.
What is the original title?
Det blod som spillts; the Swedish original was published in 2004.
What edition is this?
Host published Jana Holá's Czech translation. The e-book has 356 pages and comes in EPUB and PDF formats.
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