Hostage /
by Ohlsson, Kristina [author.]; Delargy, Marlaine [translator.].
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BookPublisher: Rearsby : Clipper Large Print Books, 2016Description: 521 pages (large print).ISBN: 9781510038271 (pbk.) :.Classification number: Uniform titles: Paradisoffer. English.Subject(s): Bergman, Fredrika -- Fiction | Recht, Alex -- Fiction | Stockholm (Sweden) -- Fiction | Suspense fiction | Large type booksSummary: Shortly after a crowded New York-bound flight takes off from Stockholm, a bomb threat is found on board. Anonymous hijackers demand that the Swedish government revoke its decision to deport a Moroccan man. If their demands are not met, the plane will explode if it attempts to land. The US and Swedish governments must choose between negotiating with terrorists in order to save the 400 passengers held hostage at 30,000 feet, or to stand their ground and pursue the deportation of a possibly innocent man. Fredrika Bergman returns to the police force to act as a liaison between Police Superintendent Alex Recht, and the abrasive Eden Lundell, agent with the Security Service's counter-terrorism unit. But they soon realise that the plot behind the hijacking is far more complex than anyone thought.
Translated from the Swedish.
Standard print edition of this translation originally published: London: Simon & Schuster, 2014.
Shortly after a crowded New York-bound flight takes off from Stockholm, a bomb threat is found on board. Anonymous hijackers demand that the Swedish government revoke its decision to deport a Moroccan man. If their demands are not met, the plane will explode if it attempts to land. The US and Swedish governments must choose between negotiating with terrorists in order to save the 400 passengers held hostage at 30,000 feet, or to stand their ground and pursue the deportation of a possibly innocent man. Fredrika Bergman returns to the police force to act as a liaison between Police Superintendent Alex Recht, and the abrasive Eden Lundell, agent with the Security Service's counter-terrorism unit. But they soon realise that the plot behind the hijacking is far more complex than anyone thought.
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