Maria Adolfsson - Botlás - Doggerland 1.

After the big annual oyster festival in Doggerland, a woman wakes up hungover in a hotel room with the biggest mistake of her life. Another woman is brutally beaten to death in her kitchen. Detective Inspector Karen Eiken Hornby is given the investigation, and her situation is not made easier by the fact that her arrogant boss and the victim were once married. Perhaps it all started in the strange collective in the seventies. Maybe with a phone call in the spring. Perhaps the truth can be found by gossiping in the village pub. Karen Eiken Hornby used to return to Doggerland to forget her past with the help of work, alcohol and obnoxious men. Now he is forced to maneuver around his own and other people's stumbles.

Doggerland is an archipelago in the North Sea between Great Britain and Scandinavia. The country is a remnant of the land mass that once connected the British Isles and the European continent. Doggerland today consists of the three main islands, Heimő, Noorő and Frisel. There is a mixture of British and Scandinavian culture in the country.

Maria Adolfsson was born and raised in Stockholm. He worked as a communications specialist, including as a press spokesperson for the Stockholm Transport Company. The Stumble is the first volume in the Doggerland criminal mastermind Karen Eiken Hornby's series.