“This is not your usual ex-cop turned PI mystery! Malladi captures the Scandinavian sparseness with powerful dialogue and a true sense of place.  The reader is gripped from the beginning and led on a complex journey with provoking questions for all of us: how far have we really come and will we ever get there? An excellent read!”
--Charles Todd, New York Times bestselling author of The Inspector Rutledge Mysteries and The Bess Crawford Mysteries

“An intricate tapestry of a novel that unflinchingly lays bare the human cost of politically cultivated hate. Gabriel Præst had me firmly in his well-tailored pockets from the very first page. A fast-paced, emotionally rich, and whip smart read!”
-- Sonali Dev, bestselling author of The Vibrant Years

“A Death in Denmark is the best kind of mystery novel: smart, well-researched, and well-written, it weaves an investigation into the past and present led by a truly compelling hero. This is an auspicious start to a new series. I loved it.”
--Mark Sullivan, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Green Valley

“Past and present collide in this tense Nordic thriller… Filled with vivid imagery and beautiful prose, A DEATH IN DENMARK is part page-turner, part unflinching examination of the racism and nationalism woven through modern Danish society. A compelling and fast-paced read, with an ending that lingers long after the last page.”
— Kimberly Belle, internationally bestselling author of The Personal Assistant

“A DEATH IN DENMARK is a thrilling and timely Nordic Noir with themes centered around tolerance, pulling together political secrets of World War II and how we treat immigrants in society today. Gabriel Præst is a strong and interesting protagonist supported by a rich gallery of different personalities. The detailed descriptions of Copenhagen will make you want to go there to follow in Gabriel’s footsteps.”
—Camilla Ahlgren, award-winning screenwriter of the acclaimed Danish TV series Broen, The Bridge and the Swedish TV series Störst av allt, Quicksand