Klein-Sibirien

The number one from Finland: Awarded by "The Times" as one of the best books of the last five years, and winner of the Petrona Award for Best Scandinavian Crime Novel 2020. Rally driver Tarvainen races through the snow-covered Finnish forests with too much alcohol in his system and suicidal thoughts when a flash appears in the sky and something crashes into his car. The object turns out to be an extremely valuable meteorite, which quickly becomes clear to all the residents of the small town of Hurmevaara. The treasure is temporarily entrusted to Pastor Joel, who is battle-hardened from his military past. This proves useful, as the organized crime has also caught wind of the meteorite. Meanwhile, Joel has other worries. His wife is pregnant, but not by him. And so he fights against professional criminals and other treasure hunters while wondering what fate has in store for him.