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Book 1: The Kite Runner

One frosty day in the winter of 1975, an Afghan boy named Amir witnesses a horrific act. This event changes his own life and the fate of his close friend Hassan forever. But it's not just what he saw, it's also the fact that Amir didn't intervene, didn't do anything, and stood by. Cowardice, even apostasy, will haunt him throughout his life, first in Afghanistan, then in America, until Amir gains the courage to challenge all his inner demons and finds "a way to be good again."

The Kite Runner is the debut novel by Afghan-American author Khaled Gosseini, which was published in 2003 and subsequently topped The New York Times bestseller list for two years in a row, and was made into a film of the same name in 2007.

Book 2. The Alaska Sanders Case

April 1999. Residents of Mount Pleasant, a peaceful town in New Hampshire, were shaken by a horrific murder - the mutilated body of a young woman, Alaska Sanders, was found on the shore of a local lake. The investigation was quickly completed, and the police caught the killer and his accomplice . Sergeant Perry Gagalowood, who was in charge of the case at the time, receives a disturbing anonymous letter. Has the police been on the wrong track? The new investigation is joined by writer Marcus Goldman, well known to readers for his previous novels by Joel Dicker: "The Book of Baltimore and The Truth About the Harry Quebert Case. Will Marcus be able to solve the incredibly intricate case this time?