“Pitbull” is a Scandinavian tough novel about strong women, a story of crime, revenge and retribution that illuminates new facets of a tough thriller and shifts the focus from the figure of a gloomy, unshaven policeman to ordinary women - journalists, investigators, programmers who are under pressure of circumstances and often contrary to the opinions of others, they take the investigation to a new level. During the hottest summer in the last century, when local prophets announce Judgment Day every morning, Eloise Caldan conducts a journalistic investigation about Red Cross volunteers. Jan Fischhoff, a pensioner who worked there as a security guard in his youth, confesses in a fit of delirium to his involvement in the murder. Eloise has no choice but to turn to her friend, policeman Eric Schaefer, in the hope of solving an old crime: acquitting or convicting old man Fischhof. “Pitbull” is the third book in the series by Anne Mette Hancock about Eloise Caldan and Eric Schaefer.