Eva Fritjofson

After rehearsals, the well-meaning Johan gathers the equal opportunity group to a meeting on stage, but the dialog quickly takes on an unexpected and highly sensitive tone. Acute, intelligent and exceedingly entertaining about the difficulty of achieving change.

A woman in her forties are trying to adopt. She gets tangled in a web of lies with the adoption agency and goes to Norrland to her sisters home and finds unexpected romance.

Erica mentions in a TV interview, that her next book's about her friend, Peter, who vanished when they were 13. Shortly after, Peter's brother gets murdered. Erica and her cop husband investigate separately.

Julia has lived with the guilt of her son's disappearance for 21 years. As she returns to her childhood home on Öland, old truths and lies are stirred up. Who can she trust, and what happened to her 5-year old son?

Events have parallels in 1931-2. The Lucia bride goes missing. The herring factory majority owner is found dead there. Writer Erica and her cop husband investigate while also preparing for Christmas.

On the way to a romantic weekend, writer Erica and her cop husband stop in Kungshamn to investigate the possible murder of two French scuba divers, declared an accident by the coastguard. It may be related to an 1820 shipwreck.

Fjällbacka's photographer is found murdered in his studio by writer Erica, who starts investigating even before her cop husband. Only negatives are missing.

Erica's parents are killed in a traffic accident. She moves to Fjällbacka and discovers she has a brother.

The plot revolves around an attempt to disable all the financial systems in the Western world by idealists who believe that it will change the world and correct its imbalances, notably the poverty in Africa.