The chilling Scandinavian thriller The Lonely Hunt is the final book in Magnus Jonsson's The Hate trilogy. The series tells the story of graduate student Lynn Stohl, who, by the will of fate, becomes a consultant for the Swedish police and helps solve the most terrible cases. Lynn Stohl decided never to cooperate with the Stockholm police again. But escaping fate is not so easy. When one of her acquaintances from the anti-fascist organization AFA is found dead, Lynn realizes that she cannot stay away from the investigation. The encryption expert reluctantly agrees to once again help criminal cops Rickard Stenlander and Erik Svensson in a complex, multi-faceted case. However, this time there are difficulties in partnering with the police: So is not ready to disclose information about the illegal activities of AFA. In order not to betray anyone, Lynne So starts a parallel investigation and independently hunts for a suspect whose plans include killing all members of the organization. The tracks lead her to Denmark, to people who have long dreamed of seeing Lynn dead. Magnus Jonsson is called the master of Scandinavian noir. Its characters, gloomy description of Stockholm, eerie images of murdered victims and the psychological portrait of the criminal give goosebumps to even the most seasoned thriller reader.