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    Clinch

    By Martin Holmén

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    Stockholm, the 1930s.

    Former boxer Harry Kvist makes a living chasing bad debts and looking for runaway girls, and has a penchant for sex with both men and women.

    When Kvist is wrongly accused of murder, he is forced to navigate the shanty-towns, speakeasies, brothels and contraband stores of Stockholm’s underworld, in a desperate search for the only person who can save him.

    Torn between his broken past and his desire to survive, between his pride and his misery, Kvist risks his life in a violent quest for justice.

    Gritty, stylish Scandinavian noir from one of Sweden’s hottest emerging authors.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEcho Publishing
    Release dateSep 1, 2015
    ISBN9781760069940
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    Martin Holmén

    Born in 1974, Martin Holmén studied history, and now teaches at a Stockholm secondary school. Clinch is his first novel, and the first instalment in the planned trilogy about Kvist: Out for the Count and Slugger will also be published by Pushkin Vertigo.

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