<p><b>A secluded hut in the middle of the woods. A double life that could be his downfall. <i>The Secret Life of Mr Roos </i>is the third Inspector Barbarotti novel from the ‘Godfather of Swedish crime’ (<i>Metro</i>), Håkan Nesser. </b><br><br>At fifty-nine years old, Valdemar Roos is tired of life. Working a job he hates, with a wife he barely talks to and two step-daughters he doesn’t get on with, he doesn’t have a lot to look forward to. Then, one day, a winning lottery ticket gives him an opportunity to start afresh.<br><br>Without telling a soul, he quits his job and buys a hut in the remote Swedish countryside. Every day he travels down to this man-made oasis, returning each evening to his unsuspecting wife. Life couldn’t be better, until a young woman arrives in paradise . . .<br><br>Anna Gambowska is a twenty-one-year-old recovering drug addict. On the run from the
