| Translated by | Kari Dickson |
| Publisher | Pan Books |
| First Published by | Cappelen Damm AS |
| Copyright Holder (Original Edition) | Cappelen Damm AS |
| Copyright Holder | Hans Olav Lahlum |
| Copyright Holder (Translation) | Kari Dickson |
| Series | Kolbjørn Kristiansen & Patricia Borchmann |
| Cover photo | Getty Images, Shutterstock |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | UK |
| This Edition Published | 2015 |
| Pages / Font | 387 pages |
| ISBN 13 | 978-1-4472-3276-6 |
| Series Number | 1 |
| Chapters | p1: Day One. Murder Mystery in 25 Krebs' Street
p8: Day Two. Seven Neighbours - and a Blue Raincoat With No Owner
p39. Day Three. The Princess of Erling Skjalgsson's Street and Her Sensational Discoveries
p74. Day Four. The Residents Refine Their Memory
p122. Day Five. A Diary and Its Secrets
p166. Day Six. A Mysterious Death
p212. Day Seven. A Will - and Its Impact
p251. Day Eight. A Disappearance - and a New Clue
p270. Day Nine. On the Trail of a Light-Footed War Ghost
p305. Day Ten. The Story of a Human Fly
p346. Day Eleven. Tidying Up and Conclusions
p365. Afterword
p1: Day One. Murder Mystery in 25 Krebs' Street
p8: Day Two. Seven Neighbours - and a Blue Raincoat With No Owner
p39. Day Three. The Princess of Erling Skjalgsson's Street and Her Sensational Discoveries
p74. Day Four. The Residents Refine Their Memory
p122. Day Five. A Diary and Its Secrets
p166. Day Six. A Mysterious Death
p212. Day Seven. A Will - and Its Impact
p251. Day Eight. A Disappearance - and a New Clue
p270. Day Nine. On the Trail of a Light-Footed War Ghost
p305. Day Ten. The Story of a Human Fly
p346. Day Eleven. Tidying Up and Conclusions
p365. Afterword
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| Notes | First published in the UK by Mantle. This paperback edition published 2015 by Pan Books, an imprint of Pan Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited. Copyright © Hans Olav Lahlum, 2010 English translation copyright © Kari Dickson, 2014 This translation has been published with the financial support of NORLA. Dedicated to my late aunt DAGMAR LAHLUM (1923-99) the double agent - a human fly whose war experiences and subsequent fate were the inspiration for this historical crime novel |
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