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Also by Sara Blaedel:

The Third Sister, June 2021
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
Her Father's Secret, April 2020
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book / audiobook (reprint)
The Third Sister, April 2020
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Her Father's Secret, November 2019
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
The Silent Women, October 2019
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
The Daughter, May 2019
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The Drowned Girl, January 2019
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The Stolen Angel, December 2018
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
The Silent Women (previously published as Call Me Princess), November 2018
Paperback
The Midnight Witness, November 2018
Paperback
The Night Women, September 2018
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
The Killing Forest, February 2016
Hardcover / e-Book
The Forgotten Girls, February 2015
Hardcover / e-Book
Farewell To Freedom, December 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Only One Life, July 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Call Me Princess, June 2012
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
Call Me Princess, August 2011
Hardcover

Call Me Princess
Sara Blaedel

Pegasus Books
August 2011
On Sale: August 15, 2011
Featuring: Susanne Hansson; Louise Rick
352 pages
ISBN: 1605982512
EAN: 9781605982519
Hardcover
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Thriller Crime

A young woman in Copenhagen, Susanne Hansson, becomes the victim of an unusually brutal rape attack in her own home. detective inspector Louise Rick is summoned to talk to the victim, where she quickly determines that Susanne met the rapist via a dating website, a fact that Susanne shamefully tries to hide,
especially from her domineering mother.

The police suspect that the rapist may have been caught on video in the subway, so Louise and a colleague go through the tapes. They’re lucky enough to find him, but unfortunately the image is blurry and shows him only in profile. While the police investigation is making progress, things take a negative turn for Susanne,
who tries to commit suicide. The rape is not the only reason.

In the meantime Louise becomes more and more immersed in the online dating world. In her search she comes across the web site “nightwatch.dk,” which allows her to upload images that show people out in the night-time scene and who they’re with. She finds a picture of the man, who is now calling himself “Prinzz.”
She contacts him using the name "Princess," and they agree to meet.

With a climax as suspenseful as it is shocking, Sara Blaedel's American debut confirms her as one of the brightest stars in the new wave of Scandinavian crime novelists that has riveted the attention of readers around the world.

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Re: Call Me Princess

After the increased interest in Scandinavian authors, it's
good to see a Danish author getting translated.
(Ole Sorensen 2:46pm September 18, 2011)