66 North

In 1934, amidst the isolated lava-strewn landscapes of Iceland, two young boys stumble upon a sight that they should have never witnessed. This event casts a shadow that looms over them and their families, enduring for decades. Fast forward to 2009, and Iceland is in turmoil; the financial crisis has taken its toll. The national currency is devalued, banks have been seized by the state, personal savings have vanished, and countless lives are in shambles. Dissatisfaction stirs among the people, with an intense desire that justice must be served, even if it demands a blood price. In a small nation of just about 300,000 citizens, where every individual is tightly connected, it becomes relatively straightforward to pinpoint those accountable and even easier to enact retribution upon them one by one. By 2010, a grim pattern emerges as financiers and political figures start perishing both within Iceland and beyond its borders. It falls to Magnus Jonson to disentangle this intricate conspiracy, stopping the perpetrators before they strike anew. Yet, as Magnus delves deeper into the mysteries of the present, he finds himself increasingly ensnared by the dark deeds of the past.