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“Absorbing…[Beyond All Reasonable Doubt] imitates life, in all its messiness and obfuscation . . . you want to meet Sophia Weber again.”
—New York Times Book Review
“Giolito has come up with another knockout legal thriller . . . Weber is a wonderfully textured creation, a poignant mix of determined braininess and nagging doubts.”
—Washington Post
“Gripping . . . Persson Giolito addresses the question of guilt in provocative ways.”
—BBC
“Calling all fans of courtroom dramas and Netflix’s shockingly tense show Quicksand: This is the page-turner for you . . . [a] courtroom drama that will make you question every testimony.”
—Refinery29, The Best Beach Reads of Summer 2019
“Since the whole Millennium Trilogy, we’ve been inundated with Scandinavian thrillers of various qualities. This one stands out as something up to par with Larsson. Beyond All Reasonable Doubt is more than a legal thriller, with a search for truth that often can bring disturbing answers.”
—Strand Magazine, The Top Twelve Mystery Novels of 2019
“[A] searing legal thriller . . . meticulously crafted…Fans of Nordic noir won’t want to miss this one.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“Intriguing…keep[s] the reader guessing right up to the two very different twists that make for a gut-punching finale…[an] insightful look at the subtle variations of guilt . . . [a] smart, well-written legal and procedural drama.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
“Giolito excels at portraying those accused of horrible crimes . . . an intricate examination of the psyches of criminals and those who work with them, accompanied by pointed questions about who is served by the justice system . . . [a] great read.”
—Booklist
“Chilling and complex. The truth in this story is a cracked mirror, changing at every angle. Giolito masterfully plumbs the nature of guilt or innocence until no character, nor even the reader, is left unscathed.”
—Joanna Schaffhausen, author of The Vanishing Season
“Another breathtaking novel from Malin Persson Giolito! Beyond All Reasonable Doubt masterfully questions the role media and public opinion play in court. A deeply moving suspense novel that zeroes in on humanity’s deepest flaws.”
—Viveca Sten, author of In the Heat of the Moment
Praise for Quicksand:
“This is the evolution of Scandinavian crime, in more ways than one.”
—Fredrik Backman, author of A Man Called Ove
“[Quicksand] provides a razor-sharp view of modern Sweden and its criminal justice system, yet is a tonic for readers who have had enough of the brooding, often-bloody ‘Scandi-crime’ that has been so popular in recent years.”
—NPR, Best Books of 2017