Crime writer Jesper Stein presents Lejr, a novel about a recently divorced father who joins a week-long holiday with his two children, aged 15 and 6, through a colleague from DR. He barely knows the other people on the trip, and the week tests him far more than he expected, especially when his eldest daughter's rebellion turns against both her father and the others.
Kristeligt Dagblad describes the book as an intense and psychologically perceptive story about divorce, social conflict and modern masculinity. Stein's background in crime fiction shows in both the large and small plot turns along the way.
