Henning Mankell, Kennedy's Brain
"Masterful... A deeper sort of procedural, in effect
a kind of manual in morality forensics."
- The Denver Post
Kennedy's Brain is an independent crime fiction novel from Henning Mankell, which is not part of the Kurt Wallander series.
Louise Cantor, an archeologist working in Greece, returns home to Sweden to find her son, Henrik, lying lifeless in his bed. Cantor refuses to accept the police theory that her son committed suicide, and starts her own investigation.
Cantor first travels to Australia in search of her estranged husband. She then ends up in Barcelona, where Henrik had an apartment and an unexpectedly large bank account. Finally she goes to Maputo in Mozambique, Africa. Here Cantor is confronted by the devastation brought by poverty, AIDS and greed.
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