I travel alone

I Travel Alone. And I'm Not The Only One.
The new phenomenon of Nordic crime fiction.

A man goes for a walk with his dog to recover from a hangover and his guilty conscience. Suddenly the dog runs off into the trees. There the man discovers a little girl hanging from a tree, swaying above the ground. With a school backpack on her back and a sign around her neck that says "I travel alone."

Police inspector Holger Munch takes charge of the case and soon realizes that he will need the help of his ex-colleague Mia Krüger. However, Mia, who had always been a healthy girl, now seems to be ill. Really ill. Holger Munch goes to her house to ask her to return to active duty. He has no idea what awaits them.

Suspense in the best tradition of Scandinavian crime fiction.
Nominated for the Norwegian Booksellers' Award.
Among the best sellers in Norway in 2014.

Critics have said...
"Even more experienced authors rarely manage to compose a plot with such elegance and far from the clichés of the genre. With this book, he rises to the podium of mystery writers. Be careful, Jo Nesbø."
Bergens Tidende

"It's one of the best crime novels I've read this year. The protagonists are so real that it feels like they're in my living room. The plot is very well constructed. The combination of childish vulnerability with the killer's cold blood makes it impossible to put down."
Brabok.no

"One could even say it's a textbook on modern crime fiction. This is how it should be done [...]. It has all the ingredients combined by a firm and wise hand."
Folkebladet