Books by Stefan Spjut

A large wolf escapes its captors. A cult leader breaks out of psychiatric care. A disillusioned woman is forced to end her self-imposed exile. Stefan Spjut's latest novel explores the ancient notion that our forests may be inhabited by beings we do not understand, creatures neither animal nor human, living in the shadows .

A terrifying supernatural thriller for fans of Let the Right One In, The Passage, and The Loney'Very scary. Never mind Scandi crime fiction, the time has come for Scandi horror.' Metro *****'Ratchets up the tension to an almost unbearable level ... Astonishing.' Independent on Sunday, Books of the YearIn the late 1970s, a young boy disappears from a summer cabin in the Swedish woods. His mother claims that he was abducted by a giant. The boy is never found.Twenty-five years later, an old woman claims that a creature has been standing outside her house, observing her and her five year old grandson for hours.When Susso - a blogger who's dedicated her life to the search for creatures whose existences have not been proved - hears of this, and sees a possible link between the two incidents, she takes to the road on a terrifying adventure into the unknown.

I 1987 tager en naturfotograf et sælsomt luftfoto af en bjørn der lunter gennem landskabet i Lapland. På̊ ryggen af den sidder der en nøgen, menneskelignende skikkelse. Få må̊neder senere forsvinder en dreng sporløst fra en feriehytte dybt inde i Dalarna. Hans mor hævder fortvivlet, at han er blevet bortført af en kæmpe. Drengen bliver aldrig fundet.I 2004 få̊r den unge hjemmehjælper Susso Myrén en henvendelse på̊ sin kryptozoologiske hjemmeside fra en kvinde, der to gange har set et lille, behå̊ret menneskelignende væsen stirre ind på̊ hende gennem stuevinduet. Kort efter forsvinder hendes femårige barnebarn.Susso pakker søsterens gamle bil og kører mod Jokkmokk, hvor drengen sidst er set. Hun er besat af skikkelsen på bjørnebilledet, ligesom sin morfar – naturfotografen, der tog det. Men hun ved ikke, at hendes indblanding er livsfarlig, og at hun allerede er dødsmærket.