The last day shift - Alexander Hellström - Livros - BoD - 9789181344974 - 22 de julho de 2026
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The last day shift

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***You have NEVER seen the Swedish police like this before...***

Police cadet Andreas Wiklundi one month from becoming a fully trained police officer; the nerves, insecurity and self-doubt are on the outside, and he does everything he can to prove himself to his instructing officers. Every job is a trial, a learning experience, a challenge, and everything he does is gathered in an assessment that will determine his entire future.

It doesn't help that monsters are real.

During a regular night shift, Andreas and his colleagues are dispatched to central Vällingby, where a domestic homicide has just been committed and a small girl is missing. Determined to show himself competent, Andreas finds the girl, who instantly turns into a shadowy figure with razor sharp teeth. The girl disappears, leaving Andreas unconscious, left with horrible bite marks in his neck and a growing thirst for something very forbidden.

THE LAST DAY SHIFT shows the everyday life of the Stockholm police force, in a reality where strange creatures are as real as people, and follows Andreas in a double journey of evolution, where he on one hand just wants to fulfil his dream of becoming a police officer - on the other hand, he is turning into a vampire.

In the background, the Police Authority has to deal with the sudden death of its most senior commissioner, while Andreas fights a different kind of demons in his personal life.

Damn right it doesn't help that monsters are real.

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 22 de julho de 2026
ISBN13 9789181344974
Editoras BoD
Páginas 220
Dimensões 135 × 215 × 16 mm   ·   222 g

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