I am currently working on a stand-alone novel.
This is the true story of the small forest municipality of Trehörningsjö with 1600 inhabitants in Ångermanland. The year is 1949 and things are difficult. Municipal taxes are among the highest in the country and the town's drinking water is condemned. Further tax increases are expected and the residents' confidence in the future is not at its best. In this situation, a young dentist moves in and wants to establish himself in the town. He is a man who sees opportunities in most things. The next ten years are a success story for the small town. It invested heavily and succeeded in becoming a central town for three municipalities. It also became a popular cultural and entertainment center and one of the country's low-tax municipalities. The final piece of the community-building puzzle is the introduction of the new single-sex school with a secondary school in the town. A multi-year battle erupted around this, turning the legal framework upside down and threatening the future of the town. It was described as a seven-year municipal civil war that went to the government court several times, resulted in complaints to the Ombudsman, engaged the national press and gave the government headaches.
The planned book release is set for July 2026.