By Henning MankellKurt Wallander, a Swedish detective, is called out to a small farmhouse. There he finds an elderly couple, the husband beaten to death, and the wife left to die with a noose around her neck. Before she dies, the wife says the word "foreign" over &over again. Why would anyone want to kill these old people in such a brutal way? Were foreign refugees really to blame for all this violence?
Can't say I loved or hated this book. The main story was good, but something was lost in the translation. Why I needed to know that Wallander had roaring diarrhea after every lunch still baffles me...
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