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INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER • ONE OF THE NEW YORK TIMES TOP TEN CRIME NOVELS OF THE YEAR • Another shocking thriller in the Killer Instinct series: It’s up to Detectives Joona Linna and Saga Bauer to untangle one of the most complex cases of their career, and follow a killer’s trail of destruction back to one horrific night of violence. It begins with a nursery rhyme. Nineteen minutes later you die. Ten little rabbits, all dressed in white Tried to get to heaven on the end of a kite. Kite string got broken, down they all fell, Instead of going to heaven, they all went to... A masked stranger stands in the shadows. He watches his victim through the window. He will kill him slowly—make him pay. Soon the Rabbit Hunter has claimed another three victims. This predator will stop at nothing to reap his ultimate revenge.

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[The Rabbit Hunter] confirms Kepler as a master of disturbing psychological crime novels -Library Journal Outstanding ... Kepler has never been better at hiding key clues in plain sight. -Publishers Weekly (starred review) [The Rabbit Hunter] holds strong appeal for American thriller fans, especially those of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series. -Booklist The Rabbit Hunter grips readers from the start and rarely lets up. Although a hefty 500-plus pages, the book unravels at a breakneck pace and almost seems custom-built for a big screen adventure. The Rabbit Hunter is a chase you'll want to get in on. -BookPage Terrifying enough to give us nightmares-but in a good way. -CrimeReads Fast-paced and fluent ... Sure to be a hit. -Kirkus Reviews Kepler continues to impress with The Rabbit Hunter, the next Joona Linna crime thriller ... and nobody is thinking up better villains. Read this one with the light on. -The Real Book Spy

[The Rabbit Hunter] confirms Kepler as a master of disturbing psychological crime novels --Library Journal Outstanding . . . Kepler has never been better at hiding key clues in plain sight. --Publishers Weekly (starred review) [The Rabbit Hunter] holds strong appeal for American thriller fans, especially those of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series. --Booklist The Rabbit Hunter grips readers from the start and rarely lets up. Although a hefty 500-plus pages, the book unravels at a breakneck pace and almost seems custom-built for a big screen adventure. The Rabbit Hunter is a chase you'll want to get in on. --BookPage Terrifying enough to give us nightmares--but in a good way. --CrimeReads Fast-paced and fluent . . . Sure to be a hit. --Kirkus Reviews Kepler continues to impress with The Rabbit Hunter, the next Joona Linna crime thriller ... and nobody is thinking up better villains. Read this one with the light on. --The Real Book Spy

“[The Rabbit Hunter] confirms Kepler as a master of disturbing psychological crime novels” —Library Journal   “Outstanding ... Kepler has never been better at hiding key clues in plain sight.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)   “[The Rabbit Hunter] holds strong appeal for American thriller fans, especially those of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series.” —Booklist   “The Rabbit Hunter grips readers from the start and rarely lets up. Although a hefty 500-plus pages, the book unravels at a breakneck pace and almost seems custom–built for a big screen adventure. The Rabbit Hunter is a chase you’ll want to get in on.” —BookPage   “Terrifying enough to give us nightmares—but in a good way.” —CrimeReads   “Fast-paced and fluent ... Sure to be a hit.” —Kirkus Reviews   “Kepler continues to impress with The Rabbit Hunter, the next Joona Linna crime thriller … and nobody is thinking up better villains. Read this one with the light on.” —The Real Book Spy

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LARS KEPLER is the pseudonym of the critically acclaimed husband-and-wife team Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril. Their number one internationally bestselling novels has sold more than fifteen million copies in forty languages. The Ahndorils were both established writers before they adopted the pen name Lars Kepler and have each published several acclaimed novels. They live in Stockholm, Sweden. Translated by Neil Smith.

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