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mindfulness and crime. Björn, a stressed lawyer, finds himself facing an ultimatum from his wife, Katharina: restore his work-life balance, or risk losing her and their daughter. Reluctantly, he joins a mindfulness class, only to discover that it has a profound impact on his life, helping him become calmer and more focused as he begins to grasp what truly matters.
However, when his volatile client, crime boss Dragan Sergowicz, encroaches on his newfound family time, Björn’s journey takes a dark turn. In a shocking twist, he resorts to violence, killing Dragan in a bid to protect his serenity. This leads him down a path where he can deepen his mindfulness practice in a rather unconventional and violent way.
The book is narrated in the first person by Björn, an intelligent and determined protagonist who creatively applies the principles from "Slowing Down in the Overtaking Lane: Mindfulness for Executives," a self-help manual provided by his coach. The blend of humour and suspense creates a fast-paced narrative that keeps readers engaged.
This light yet original read is filled with an agile rhythm and intriguing twists, making it a compelling start to what I hope will be a continued series. The mix of mindfulness concepts with a thriller backdrop offers a refreshing perspective, ensuring that Murder Mindfully stands out in the genre.
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