Recenze Black as Death

When the chief suspect in the disappearance of Arora\'s sister is found dead, and Arora\'s new financial investigation leads to the street where her sister was last seen, she is drawn into a shocking case that threatens everything ... The unmissable finale to the chilling, twisty, award-winning series...\'Icelandic crime-writing at its finest\' Shari Lapena\'Icelandic crime queen Lilja Sigurdardottir goes from strength to strength\' Financial Times\'A blast of Icelandic air\' The Times _A final reckoning...With the fate of her missing sister, Isafold, finally uncovered, Arora feels a fragile relief as the search that consumed her life draws to a close. But when Isafold\'s boyfriend - the prime suspect in her disappearance - is found dead at the same site where Isafold\'s body was discovered, Arora\'s grip on reality starts to unravel ... and the mystery remains far from solved.To distract herself, she dives headfirst into a money-laundering case that her friend Daniel is investigating. But she soon finds that there is more than meets the eye and, once again, all leads point towards Engihjalli, the street where Isafold lived and died, and a series of shocking secrets that could both explain and endanger everything...Atmospheric, dark and chilling, Black as Death is the breathtaking finale to the twisty, immersive An Arora Investigation series, as Arora and her friends search for answers that may take them to places even darker than death...Perfect for readers of Camilla Lackberg, Karin Slaughter, Eva Bjoerg AEgisdottir and Jo Nesbo.Praise for An Arora Investigation series\'A terrific tale with twist after twist\' Sunday Times \'Your next literary thrill\' Vogue\'So atmospheric\' Crime Monthly\'Action-packed and pacy ... I would like to be Arora\'s best friend\' Liz Nugent\'The Icelandic scenery and weather are beautifully evoked...\' Daily Mail\'Chilly and chilling\' Tariq Ashkanani \'Tough, uncompromising and unsettling\' Val McDermid\'A dark, twisty and pitch-perfect thriller\' Michael Wood\'Another bleak, unpredictable classic\' Metro