BookFrontier
Fatal Isles by Maria Adolfsson

Book

Fatal Isles

Maria Adolfsson

Bonnier Books UK · Paperback · February 18, 2021

Reading lane: International Crime Fiction

A remote island.

At a Glance

Who It's For

Good for fans of police procedurals set in remote or insular communitiesReaders who enjoy mysteries involving historical secrets

Book Details

Authors
Maria Adolfsson
Publisher
Bonnier Books UK
Published
February 18, 2021
Format
Paperback
Theme
International Crime Fiction · Amateur Sleuths
Reading lane
International Crime Fiction

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • International Crime Fiction

About This Book

A remote island. A brutal murder. A secret hidden in the past . . . In the middle of the North Sea, between the UK and Denmark, lies the beautiful and rugged island nation of Doggerland. Detective Inspector Karen Eiken Hornby has returned to the main island, Heimö , after many years in London and has worked hard to become one of the few female police officers in Doggerland. So, when she wakes up in a hotel room next to her boss, Jounas Smeed, she knows she's made a big mista...

Read full description

A remote island. A brutal murder. A secret hidden in the past . . . In the middle of the North Sea, between the UK and Denmark, lies the beautiful and rugged island nation of Doggerland. Detective Inspector Karen Eiken Hornby has returned to the main island, Heimö , after many years in London and has worked hard to become one of the few female police officers in Doggerland. So, when she wakes up in a hotel room next to her boss, Jounas Smeed, she knows she's made a big mistake. But things are about to get worse: later that day, Jounas's ex-wife is found brutally murdered. And Karen is the only one who can give him an alibi. The news sends shockwaves through the tight-knit island community, and with no leads and no obvious motive for the murder, Karen struggles to find the killer in a race against time. Soon she starts to suspect that the truth might lie in Doggerland's history. And the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that even small islands can hide deadly secrets . . .

Similar Books