Á ró ra becomes involved in the search for an Icelandic woman who disappeared from her home while making dinner, as she continues to hunt for her missing sister.
Malone \' So atmospheric\' Crime Monthly \' Á ró ra is a wonderful character: unique, passionate, unpredictable and very real\' Michael Ridpath Praise for Lilja Sigurð ardó ttir \' Another bleak, unpredictable classic\' Metro \' Intricate, enthralling and very moving - a wonderful crime novel\' William Ryan \' Three things. Á ró ra\'s brains and brawn, combined with the super-cool Icelandic setting, is a winning combination\' Michael J. _________________________________ \' Lilja is a stand-out voice in Iceland Noir\' James Oswald \' Sure to please Scandi noir fans\' Publishers Weekly \' One of my new favourite series ...
Chilling, twisty and unbearably tense, Red as Blood is the second instalment in the riveting, addictive An Á ró ra Investigation series, and everything is at stake...
As fog descends, in a cold and rainy Icelandic autumn, the investigation becomes increasingly dangerous, and confusing.
Meanwhile, Á ró ra and Daniel continue the puzzling, devastating search for Á ró ra\'s sister Í safold, who disappeared without trace.
Forbidden from contacting the police, he gets in touch with Á ró ra, who specialises in finding hidden assets, and she, alongside her detective friend Daniel, try to get to the bottom of the case without anyone catching on.
If Flosi doesn\'t agree to pay an enormous ransom, Gudrun will be killed.
A letter on the kitchen table confirms that she has been kidnapped.
She doesn\'t waste a word as she creates her twisty mysteries and her sly sense of humour highlights her clear-eyed view of human nature\' The Times \' The Icelandic scenery and weather are beautifully evoked - you can almost feel the autumn fog seeping up from the pages - but it is the corkscrew twists that make it both chilling and mesmerising\' Daily Mail _____________________________ When entrepreneur Flosi arrives home for dinner one night, he discovers that his house has been ransacked, and his wife Gudrun missing.
Highly recommended!\' Tariq Ashkanani \' Lilja Sigurdardottir is rapidly becoming my favourite Icelandic writer.
Lilja Sigurð ardó ttir\'s terrific investigator Á ró ra is back for another tense and thrilling read. immersive and unnerving\' Shari Lapena \' Chilly and chilling ... \' Icelandic crime-writing at its finest ...
The second breathtaking instalment in the chilling, addictive An Á ró ra Investigation series... Á ró ra becomes involved in the search for an Icelandic woman who disappeared from her home while making dinner, as she continues to hunt for her missing sister
