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"1795" is the third and final part of Niklas Nattaudag's noir trilogy. Once again, the reader is presented with an epic picture of the hidden luxury and disastrous decline of the Regency era, which began after the death of King Gustav III at the hands of rebels. It is a real whirlpool of ambition, obsessive carnal desires, bloody crimes, poverty and general despair. Meanwhile, Tuco Seton, already known to the reader, wanders around the city like a wounded animal, hatching brutal plans to restore his high position in the Eumenides order and his former influence. Finally, Tuko settles on the idea of staging a play on the stage of one of the palace theatres that is to be more stunning, blasphemous, exciting and disgusting in its essence than anything the citizens of the Swedish capital have ever seen.

Seton is desperately trying to stop the one-armed coat Jean-Michel Cardel and Emil Winge, brother of the late police commissioner Cecil Winge. But will they be able to cope alone with a brutal and infinitely confident enemy, a hellish beast in human form, who has so many deaths and lost lives?