A Question of Guilt, the final installment in Jørn Lier Horst’s lauded Cold Case Quartet, debuts on Der Spiegel’s bestseller list for trade paperbacks this week, going straight to No. 6.

The Norwegian paperback bestseller list of week 14 sees Katrine Engberg land the No. 1 spot with her internationally bestselling debut, The Tenant.

Fredrik Backman’s Anxious People and Jo Nesbø’s The Kingdom have been longlisted for the prestigious 2021 CWA Crime Fiction in Translation Dagger Award in the UK. The shortlist will be announced on May 20, and the winner on July 1.

A Greek police detective has become an expert on jealousy thanks to some hard-earned lessons from his private life. When a German tourist is reported missing on the island of Kalymnos, he is the one they send for. Far away, in another country, a taxi driver finds his wife’s earring in a car belonging to the company owner. How did it end up there? And high above, a woman is sitting in a plane headed to London, about to end her own life in the wake of her husband’s affair with her best friend. But who is the man sitting next to her?

The Jealousy Man and Other Stories is a collection of stories revolving around humanity’s most powerful emotions. In classic Nesbø style, we watch as the potentially fatal outcomes of jealousy, desire, and infidelity play out.

The Katharina Code, the first installment in Jørn Lier Horst’s Cold Case Quartet, is No. 4 on the official bestseller list for the month of March in Iceland.

Lars Kepler’s The Mirror Man, the eighth novel about Joona Linna, is No. 1 also this week on Norway’s official bestseller list for paperbacks.

Fredrik Backman’s bestseller Anxious People is one of the Washington Post’s top 10 audiobook picks of 2020, as voted by the US daily newspaper’s Book Club members.