Kalifatet by Terje Bjøranger is a highly relevant thriller about revenge and international terrorism.
A young man’s body is found on Bygdøy island, Oslo—dressed in an orange coverall, his severed head resting in his lap. As terror attacks shake Norway and Sweden, police investigator Charlie Robertsen uncovers an even greater threat. Meanwhile, a young Yezidi woman, Baso, freed after years as an IS sex slave, learns that her former captor is now in Sweden.
Charlie’s foster son, Kim, newly released from prison, is drawn into Baso’s quest for revenge—trapping him between Charlie and the jihadists.
The story remains gripping throughout all 400 pages…Terje Bjøranger has written a thriller that grabs hold of you—and refuses to let go.
Nettavisen
This year’s thriller from Bjøranger is brilliantly written, packed with action, yet terrifyingly realistic.
Tine Sundal
Kalifatet is a top-tier thriller—realistic, gripping, and utterly convincing.
Henningbokhylle
A grand crime novel about IS, terror, and the destabilization of Norway by Islam.
Rights.no
