Dědictví (2026)

Andrea, the middle sister, vainly tries to enter the closeness her mother and older sister Ulrika have always shared. However hard she tries, she remains on the outside. Ulrika, meanwhile, sees her younger sister as their father’s favourite, the one who always got what she wanted and always had her way, yet was never satisfied. And the youngest, Rasmus, has spent his whole life in the shadow of his sisters, who compete with each other for attention and recognition. Now he wonders how deeply this has affected him. When things mysteriously begin disappearing from the family home, lies multiply and an unexpected family secret comes to light, everything is turned upside down. Each of the three siblings has completely different memories of their childhood. Each is different. But which of them has the “correct” picture of the past? What has been kept secret all these years? Who is to blame? And what do siblings owe one another? This is another masterfully constructed novel by acclaimed Swedish author Moa Herngren, who explores human relationships with great insight and skilfully captures different points of view.