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This is a truely creepy book much of which is set on a yacht sailing from Lisbon to Iceland. This is told in parallel with the investigation into what happened to the passengers and crew aboad when the boat crashes into Reykjavik harbour with no-one on board.
These two accounts make for an intreging mystery which perhaps knowing the fate and thinking the worse makes for uncomfortable reading at times. It is quite like the best of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None ", with the hapless peo ...more
These two accounts make for an intreging mystery which perhaps knowing the fate and thinking the worse makes for uncomfortable reading at times. It is quite like the best of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None ", with the hapless peo ...more
This was a solid entry to an incredible series. I thought this wasn't as strong as the prior book; the setting wasn't as unique and the elements of the supernatural that she brought in - which work in her standalone books - didn't work for me here.
I liked her continued depiction of the Icelandic financial crisis fallout. She puts a human face on the problem, without hitting us over the head with it. I also liked the continued contact with her family, and the direction that her relationship with ...more
I liked her continued depiction of the Icelandic financial crisis fallout. She puts a human face on the problem, without hitting us over the head with it. I also liked the continued contact with her family, and the direction that her relationship with ...more
May be done with this series, which saddens me since there are so few series set in Iceland.
Feb 04, 2015
Simona
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Oct 03, 2015
Pamela
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May 24, 2016
Tammy AZ
marked it as to-read
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Jan 15, 2017
Seth Golbey
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