Best Camilla Läckberg Books

Läckberg explores how past secrets poison the present when writer Erica Falck finds Nazi memorabilia in her late mother's possessions, uncovering a wartime history that powerful people want buried forever.

A child's body in a fishing net turns accidental drowning into murder investigation in remote Fjällbacka. Läckberg contrasts new father Patrik's joy with the horror of child murder.

Christian's literary success attracts anonymous threats that force crime writer Erica to investigate his hidden history. Success turns sinister when past secrets refuse to stay buried.

When a girl missing for four months stumbles half-frozen from the woods, Detective Patrik Hedström realizes her horrific ordeal may be just the beginning of a larger nightmare.

Easter 1974: an entire family vanishes from a Swedish island, leaving only an infant and an untouched dinner table. When the baby returns as an adult to reclaim the property, Detective Patrik Hedström must solve a decades-old disappearance.

When a child vanishes from the exact spot where another disappeared decades ago, Patrik and Erica must uncover what connects these cases and why someone in Fjällbacka will kill to keep the truth buried.

Läckberg interweaves 1940s Nazi collaboration with contemporary murder when skeletal remains bearing German medals surface, threatening to expose Fjällbacka's buried wartime shame and current deadly secrets.

Läckberg launches her Fjällbacka series with a suicide that doesn't add up and buried secrets in a picturesque Swedish fishing village. Alex's death pulls Erica into a web of childhood trauma and present-day lies.

The murder of Fjällbacka's well-liked financial director unravels decades-old secrets involving his returning high school sweetheart and her mysterious five-year-old son.

Läckberg weaves together a drunk driving case that isn't what it seems with the cold case of missing children, all while Hollywood descends on her small Swedish town.