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'Han havde brudt forseglingen, og nu stod han midt i værelset. Stanken af blod var håndgribelig. Lugten af blod er os ikke fremmed, men den her er det modbydeligste jeg har været ude for, tænkte han. Jeg er vokset op på en gård og har set tusind svin blive slagtet, men det lugtede ikke som dette her. Det er sødmen i menneskers blod, der får det til at svimle for én.'På et hoteværelse i det sydlige London findes en ung svensker myrdet. Kort efter bliver en ung mand fra England slået ihjel i Gøteborg under samme modbydelige omstændigheder. Efter de blodige fodspor at dømme, har en dance macabre fundet sted på værelset. Den 37-årige kriminalkommissær Erik Winter er svær at ryste, men for ham og hans stab bliver det indledningen til et mareridt af en efterforskning. Samme med den engelske kollega Mcdonald konfronteres Winter med skyggesider af den menneskelige psyke og det moderne storbyliv: Udstødthed og fornedrelse i en verden, hvor selv døden kan blive en efterspurgt vare.Dans med en engel er 1. bog i den anmelderroste bestsellerserie om kriminalkommissær Erik Winter. Bogen fik ved sin udgivelse førsteprisen af det svenske Kriminalakademi.

Nineteen-year-old Abigail Winter, has been labeled "disturbed" since childhood. Finally, she decides that she has the right to lead a normal life, and will stop at nothing to achieve this dream. But when Abigail kidnaps the young nephew of New Orleans Private investigator Armand Malbeau, she has gone too far. In this continuation of the "Violet Winter" series, we not only discover who among Violet's friends betrayed her, but dip deep into the dark mind of the person who Violet trusted most during her last days: Abigail Winter. With Armand closing in, will Abigail abandon her dream, or make a last stand?

The time has come. Xaphan must be stopped. The spiritual battle rages stronger than ever and Winter finds herself at the center of the storm. Not only are her friends at risk, but Xaphan's apocalyptic plans could destroy the entire world.To defeat Xaphan and his demonic princes, Winter must relive her broken past. And as the power of the infinite is unleashed, she realizes the last eight years of her life have all been leading to this single moment in time.

The FBI have never been this close to trapping Xaphan and they need Winter's help to set their dangerous plan in motion. But Xaphan is weaving a trap of his own. The Acolyte is unleashed...a demon, slaughtering its way to Sandy and haunting Winter with memories she would rather forget. As her past threatens to tear apart the present, driving those she loves to turn against her, she must now face a far worse enemy alone... Herself.

One act of violence is not enough to fulfill Xaphan's plans. One near escape does not justify Winter's growing gift. There is more. She can feel it. The warnings swell within her. He's searching for someone. A person of promise...a person of prophecy. And Winter must find her first.

Winter Maessen didn't ask for the gift of prophecy. She's happy being a freak - but now everyone thinks she's crazy. Or evil. Goths aren't all the same, you know. Some are Christians... Christians to whom God sends visions. Students at her university are being attacked, and Winter knows there's more than flesh and blood at work. Her gift means she's the only one who can stop it - but at what price?

Teenage author Zoe Phiko presents VIOLET WINTER, her first installment of the "Winter Series" of short novels. Originally started as a highly popular web serial on Quotev, the complete version of VIOLET WINTER is now available as a Kindle eBook and in Paperback. About VIOLET WINTER: New Orleans private investigator Armand Malbeau uncovers the secret life of straight-A high school student Violet Winter, who drowned herself in the Mississippi River. Her grieving parents want answers, but Malbeau's only clues come from anonymous letters containing excerpts of Violet's diary. Violet's voice makes her come alive - and the more Malbeau gets to know her and her teenage friends, the more he unearths the abyss of fragile friendships, abuse, and betrayal. He becomes a life-affirming crusader who tries to teach the values of trust, forgiveness, and family to the friends Violet left behind. Zoe Phiko succeeds in presenting the story with two distinct voices - that of Violet and that of Malbeau. Truly an outstanding achievement and a riveting must-read for teens and their parents alike.