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The Secrets from the Deep
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In 1995, a young German woman's disappearance in Iceland's Westfjords is quickly overshadowed by other incidents. At the time, with foreign visitors often vanishing and the local police occupied with a fatal car crash and the recovery of two bodies from the cold sea, her case fades into obscurity. Fast forward to 2022, Detective Hildur Rúnarsdóttir returns to Iceland from a surfing trip in Hawaii, settling into a comfortable life with her home renovations well underway. Her friend and fellow officer, Jakob Johanson, has also made Iceland his permanent residence. Visiting her family friend Helga at a nursing home, Hildur uncovers surprising information about her mother, Rakel. Then, a cruise ship docks in Ísafjörður, bringing a slew of unexpected issues. As the situation spirals with an increasing number of bodies, Hildur and Jakob are forced to delve into the past to uncover the truth. Translated by Kristian London, Satu Rämö's "Hildur" series has become a publishing sensation, heralding the emergence of the "Nordic blue" literary genre in Europe. The Guardian highlights this acclaim, and the Sunday Times praises its atmospheric and unique style. Max Seeck, a bestselling author, highly recommends reading it in one sitting.
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In 1995, a young German woman's disappearance in Iceland's Westfjords is quickly overshadowed by other incidents. At the time, with foreign visitors often vanishing and the local police occupied with a fatal car crash and the recovery of two bodies from the cold sea, her case fades into obscurity. Fast forward to 2022, Detective Hildur Rúnarsdóttir returns to Iceland from a surfing trip in Hawaii, settling into a comfortable life with her home renovations well underway. Her friend and fellow officer, Jakob Johanson, has also made Iceland his permanent residence. Visiting her family friend Helga at a nursing home, Hildur uncovers surprising information about her mother, Rakel. Then, a cruise ship docks in Ísafjörður, bringing a slew of unexpected issues. As the situation spirals with an increasing number of bodies, Hildur and Jakob are forced to delve into the past to uncover the truth. Translated by Kristian London, Satu Rämö's "Hildur" series has become a publishing sensation, heralding the emergence of the "Nordic blue" literary genre in Europe. The Guardian highlights this acclaim, and the Sunday Times praises its atmospheric and unique style. Max Seeck, a bestselling author, highly recommends reading it in one sitting.
