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Skärvor betyder lycka

By: Vic Suneson
Narrated by: Håkan Julander
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"Ren rutin", sa kriminalkommissarie O.P. Nilsson när han fick reda på vad som hade hänt. Allt pekade på att sjömannen Sam hade mördat den unga Barbara, kvinnan som sökte spänning och fara och tills sist också döden. Men det var något som inte stämde, något som skavde. Kanske hade den unge målaren Roger något med mordet att göra? Han dök i alla fall upp på de märkligaste platser i utredningen...

Vic Suneson, pseudonym för Sune Viktor Lundquist, föddes den 11 november 1911 i Stockholm och dog den 5 september 1975 i Sundbyberg. Suneson var en svensk kriminalförfattare som skrev om polismännen O.P. Nilsson och Kjell Myhrman. Hans böcker var ofta pusseldeckare eller handlade om polisarbete. Han skrev även två ungdomsdeckare under sin livstid.
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