Malma Station: A Novel

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A train races through a stark summer landscape. Everyone on board is traveling to Malma Station, and no one realizes how their fates are intertwined, in this riveting literary suspense.

On board the train to Malma Station are a married couple in crisis, a single dad and his young daughter, and a woman searching for the answer to a mystery her mother left behind. The enigmatic Harriet, the controlling Oskar, and the searching Yana—each of these characters carries within them the scars of what has come before.

From the acclaimed author of The Survivors, Alex Schulman’s Malma Station traces the crooked lines of family and history and shows how memories morph and take new shape. The novel makes the reader wonder if it the past we can change, rather than the future. With vivid prose, the narrative builds like a train hurtling through time, each chapter a separate car hooking into the next.

Malma Station is by turns an enchanting and gut-wrenching novel about family secrets and injustices passed on through generations and a suspenseful hunt for a truth with the power to change everything.
A train races through a stark summer landscape. Everyone on board is traveling to Malma Station, and no one realizes how their fates are intertwined, in this riveting literary suspense. On board the train to Malma Station are a married couple in crisis, a single dad and his young daughter, and a...

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Alex Schulman is a writer and journalist from Sweden. He has multiple books, one of which was named Book of the Year in Sweden in 2017, and his novel The Survivors, was the first to appear in English.
Alex Schulman is a writer and journalist from Sweden. He has multiple books, one of which was named Book of the Year in Sweden in 2017, and his novel The Survivors, was the first to appear in English.

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