The Involuntary Bus Driver

The woman in the family, Christina Lindegren, comes from the German nobility. She runs a successful business in the field of beauty and skin care. An internationally well-known lifestyle magazine is about to interview her. The novel's main character, David Lindegren, is a partner in a stockbroking firm that is considered one of the most successful in Europe's northern regions. They plan to buy a well-known Japanese hotel chain. In his youth, David was trained in the United States. Partly at Coronado in San Diego, California and in the Mojave Desert in Nevada. The eldest daughter, Emelie-Desirée, is a trained lawyer and mostly travels around to find herself. Youngest daughter Hannah-Louice is in the final grade of middle school and doesn't really know what to do with her life. The son in the family, Johan, has been studying at a university in Los Angeles for a few years. He is also a three-time university champion in boxing. But the Lindegren family's life is about to change. This is because the country's ruling politicians are changing the country's culture, religion and traditional values, which means that many citizens no longer feel either welcome or at home. Terrorist attacks shake up the infrastructure, which means that thousands of people are either injured or lose their lives. The European terrorist leader is leading the attacks with an iron fist from his seat in Paris. All the while the prime minister and the local terrorist chief skillfully steer the country's policy towards the cultural values of a foreign religion. But after a secret and highly effective American organization intercepts a message originally sent from the British intelligence service MI6 to the American Secret Service, which touched on a mistake by the terrorists, this secret organization decides to help. This then leads to the Lindegren family's life changing. In such a way they could never have imagined or predicted. Yes, not even in their wildest fantasies ...