Summer is here, and Mila, Marcus, and the children are finally set to enjoy their long-awaited vacation on the Island of Gotland. After last year’s terrible events the family has been reunited.
It’s Almedalen Week, and the island buzzes with activity, teeming with people everywhere. But behind the façade of the idyllic setting, darkness is growing. Someone is burning crosses in the nights and xenophobic groups are organizing threatening demonstrations. Mila cannot suppress her journalistic instincts and finds herself drawn into something far more dangerous than political protests.
Clan is the second installment in the series about the unconventional and courageous journalist Mila Savic, who is pulled from a peaceful family life straight into a world of chaos and polarization. The first part, Despair (2023), was praised by critics and nominated for Debutant of the Year at Crimetime Award.
300 pages
Rights
Sweden: Romanus & Selling
REVIEWS
“Walt possesses a remarkable talent for portraying the rise of contemporary racism in all its forms — from the subtle, insidious everyday discrimination experienced by so many, to large-scale organized hate and acts of terrorism. […] Beyond delivering gripping drama and skillfully crafted entertainment, she offers profound insights into one of the most urgent societal challenges of our time.”
Kapprakt / SWE
“Walt captures the Swedish summer on Gotland with striking precision, where holiday idyll clashes with xenophobic undercurrents — a compelling contradiction that drives the tension.”
BTJ / SWE