Anchor Heart (The Copenhagen Collection)

Copenhagen, 1988. Charlotte Ankerstjerne is a force of nature—a brilliant, outspoken prosecutor whose refusal to stay silent about systemic injustice has landed her in a career purgatory. Forced into a grueling role under a supervisor who loathes her, Charlotte must navigate workplace hostility while grappling with the scars of a turbulent childhood in foster care. Defying her critics, she remains a fierce advocate for those the system seeks to silence. Eva Eksell is a woman caught between two worlds. While she excels as a police officer—a career she chose against the wishes of her high-society parents—she remains trapped under their thumb, unable to fully embrace her own identity. When her path crosses with Charlotte’s in the courtroom, the attraction is immediate and undeniable. What begins as a reckless, electric affair soon evolves into a complicated bond that challenges their professional ethics and personal boundaries. When a shocking instance of police negligence shatters their peace, the two women are forced to choose: maintain the status quo or risk everything for the truth. In a city of cobblestone streets and cold winters, Charlotte and Eva must find the courage to defy their pasts and fight for a future, even if it burns their old lives to the ground.