Kennedy’s Brain

In Kennedy's Brain, acclaimed author Henning Mankell introduces archaeologist Louise Cantor, whose life takes a tragic turn when she discovers her son, Henrik, dead in his apartment. While the police deem it a suicide, Louise embarks on a global quest across cities like Barcelona, Sydney, and Maputo to uncover the truth behind his death, revealing a web of secrets linked to the AIDS epidemic and corporate greed. As she navigates this dangerous investigation, she realizes the extent of Henrik's hidden life and the lengths some will go to silence the truth. This gripping thriller serves as a powerful critique of the inequalities surrounding the African AIDS crisis.