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Studio Sex, by Liza MarklundStudio Sex (published in the UK as Studio 69) is the second book in Liza Marklund's series about Annika Bengtzon, but the action in the book takes place eight years before The Bomber. In Studio Sex, Annika Bengtzon is working as a summer intern at the newspaper Kvällspressen. As the plot develops, the focus of the investigation shifts from the victim's lover, the owner of the upscale sex club where she worked, to an important government minister who keeps a secret apartment near the park. Delving into the bureaucrat's alibi, Annika discovers that he is somehow involved in the cover up of the reappearance of a missing archive that could shake the foundation of the ruling Social Democrats, concerning an illegal espionage operation long since disbanded. She desparately wants to move away from her home city and go to Stockholm. The coverage of this murder may be her big chance for a permanent posistion with the newspaper. Working with this case, Anniken has to face up to the porn business as well as politicians. The vulnerable sides of her personality are challenged. And, in the end, she meet the largest challenge of them all, one she is totally unprepared for. Studio Sex is an engaging investigative tale. The novel provides an intriguing conspiracy type plot with the required sexual scenes, and a thorough look at Sweden. Studio Sex a great book by Marklund, and one that will make you love Annika Bengtzon even more! The Bomber, by Liza MarklundWith more than half a million copies sold, The Bomber for a long time was the most successful book ever published in Sweden. Liza Marklund's extraordinary book has a bone-chilling plot and introduces an irresistible heroine, the journalist Annika Bengtzon. The Bomber gives a Journalist Annika Bengtzon is asleep next to her husband when the call comes in at 3:22 A.M. It is the weekend. Within minutes she is standing in a frozen December night looking at a nightmare scene of police tape and rubble, and trying to get the best possible picture of it for tomorrow's edition of her newspaper. A bomb has destroyed Stockholm's new Olympic arena just months before the Summer Games and blown someone to pieces. Putting a city on edge with fears of a terrorist on the loose, the Bomber will become Annika Bengtzon's biggest story — or the final nail in her coffin. As the only female editor at a Swedish tabloid, Annika is gutsy, she gets stories that others don't, and she takes risks. Fighting for the respect of her colleagues, she finds herself increasingly consumed by her job, and maybe losing her family in the process. Now, she has a hunch — and a secret source inside the police department — telling her that the Olympic stadium blast isn't terrorism. It's much more personal than that. And Annika knows that the odds are, if she closes in on the truth, she will end up on the Bomber's list of victims. (See also review of the movie!) See all the great books by Liza Marklund
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Cristina (2/28/2010)
I would like to know if i can find Lifetime by Liza Marklund in English as Amazon doesn't have it. Thanks
Peter (2/28/2010)
It has not been translated into English yet!