The girl in the ice
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Author
Contributions
- Hammer, Søren, author - Contributor
- Norlén, Paul R., translator - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, England
Language
English
Word Count
108,750 words, Guess
Page Count
435 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegirlinice0000hamm_z9j8
- ISBN-101408821095
- ISBN-139781408821091
- ISBN-139781408845776
- ISBN-101408845776
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number910643438
- Better World Books9781408821091
- Better World Books9781408845776
- Open LibraryOL28163633M
Classifications
- DDC839.8138
- LCCPT8177.18.A355 A7813 2015
- LCCPT8177.18.A55
Description
When the body of a girl is discovered in the melting Greenland ice cap, hundreds of miles from any civilization, Detective Chief Superintendent Konrad Simonsen investigates the murder and discovers disturbing details about some of Denmark's most powerful figures.
Description
Under the heartless vault of the Greenland's arctic sky the body of a girl is discovered. Half-naked and tied up, buried hundreds of miles from any signs of life, she has lain alone, hidden in the ice cap, for twenty-five years. Now an ice melt has revealed her. When Detective Chief Superintendent Konrad Simonsen is flown in to investigate this horrific murder and he sees how she was attacked, it triggers a dark memory and he realises this was not the killer's only victim. As Simonsen's team work to discover evidence that has long since been buried, they unearth truths that certain people would rather stayed forgotten. But the pressure is on as it becomes clear that the killer chooses victims who all look unsettlingly similar, a similarity that may be used to the investigators' advantage, just so long as they can keep the suspect in their sights ...
Subjects
Series Statement
- Konrad Simonsen -- 2
Other Editions
- The girl in the ice
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