The Butterfly Effect

For unknown reasons, a car crashes into a long-distance train. Eleven people die in the accident. But what preceded the catastrophe?
Is anyone else to blame besides the driver? Delving into the past, we see how coincidences inexorably weave into an infinite web, creating the present, how our actions influence the course of events far beyond our own lives. "The Butterfly Effect" is a novel about loneliness and the search for meaning, about the struggle of free will against the force of childhood trauma, about the unwillingness to reconcile with reality, and about how sooner or later we will have to part with all of life's anxieties…
Karina Alvtegen (b. 1965) is a renowned Swedish writer, a master of the psychological thriller and detective genre, and a recipient of numerous literary awards, including the "Glass Key" award for the best crime novel in Scandinavia.