Eng-Rundlow, 2004; Vanished, trans. Neil Smith, 2012) Prime Time (2002; Prime Time, trans. Ingrid Eng-Rundlow, 2006)Den röda vargen (2003; English translation The Red Wolf, trans. Neil Smith, 2010)Nobels testamente (2006; English translation Last Will, trans. Neil Smith, 2012)Livstid (2007; English translation Lifetime, trans. Neil Smith, 2013)En plats i solen (2008; English translation The Long Shadow, trans. Neil Smith, 2013)Du gamla, du fria (2011; English translation Borderline, trans. Neil Smith, 2014)Lyckliga gatan (2013; English translation Without a Trace trans. Neil Smith, 2015) The chronological order is as follows: Studio 69 / Exposed (1999) – takes place eight years before the action of The Bomber Paradise (2000) – a direct continuation of Studio 69 (original English translation) / Exposed (Neil Smith translation) Prime Time (2002) – the action occurs between Paradise and The Bomber The Bomber (1998) Red Wolf (2003) – an independent story which picks up from the end of The Bomber Last Will (2006) – takes place some months after The Red Wolf Lifetime (2007) – a direct sequel to Nobels testamente (Swedish) / Last Will (English) The Long Shadow (2008) – a direct sequel to Livstid (Swedish) / Lifetime (English) Borderline (2011) – takes place three years after Livstid (Swedish) / Lifetime (English) Without a Trace (2013) In films Helena Bergström acted as Bengtzon in two films made in the early 2000s; the films were directed by her husband Colin Nutley. Sprängaren — Directed by Colin Nutley; released in 2001 Paradiset — Directed by Colin Nutley; released in 2003 The Swedish actress Malin Crépin is best known for her portrayal of Bengtzon in the film series A Case for Annika Bengtzon. Nobel's Last Will (Nobels testamente) — Directed by Peter Flinth; DVD released 20 June 2012 Prime Time — Directed by Agneta Fagerström-Olsson; DVD released 4 July 2012 Studio 69 (Studio sex) — Directed by Agneta Fagerström-Olsson; DVD released 18 July 2012 The Red Wolf (Den röda vargen) — Directed by Agneta Fagerström-Olsson; DVD released 1 August 2012 Lifetime (Livstid) — Directed by Ulf Kvensler; DVD released 15 August 2012 A Place in the Sun'' (En plats i solen) — Directed by Peter Flinth; DVD released 29 August 2012 References External links Annika Bengtzon on IMDb Fictional Swedish people Fictional reporters Female characters in literature Literary characters introduced in 1998 Characters in novels of the 20th century Characters in novels of the 21st century Film serial characters Drama film