In Norway's far north, something unspeakable is surfacing?

When a mutilated body surfaces and a woman dies mysteriously, Jakob Weber uncovers a chilling trail through Norway's wild north. SECOND in a darkly addictive Nordic Noir series.

'Expertly written, compelling and impossible to put down. This is perfect Scandi Noir. I'm hooked' Michael Wood

'Provides a boilerplate for anyone wishing to write a Scandi crime novel' Mark Sanderson, The Times

 'A must-read series' Nordic Watchlist

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In Norway's far north, something unspeakable is surfacing...

When a mutilated body rises from the icy waters off the jetty in Kjerringøy, it shocks the quiet coastal village - and stirs something darker beneath. Not long after, a young woman is found dead in a drab Bodø apartment. Suicide, perhaps. Or something far more sinister.

Detective Jakob Weber and former national investigator Noora Yun Sande are drawn into both cases. Then a hiker reports a terrifying encounter in the nearby wilderness: a solitary cabin ... and a man without a face.

As the investigation deepens, the clues grow more disturbing - and the wild, wintry landscape closes in. Jakob is certain of one thing: if they don't find the killer soon, he'll strike again.

SECOND in the dark, addictive Nordic Noir series set in Norway's unforgiving Arctic north.

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Praise for the Arctic Mysteries series 

'Atmospheric' Crime Monthly

'Jakob Weber is a great protagonist, and the sense of place is phenomenal' Thomas Enger

'This is first-class Nordic Noir from the real North, where danger lurks around every corner' Gunnar Staalesen

'Dark and totally gripping ... adds a new dimension to the police procedural' European Literature Network

'Nearly as many twists and turns as Norway's Trollstigen pass ... will satisfy even the pickiest crime reader' Crime Fiction Lover