Welcome to Litsy!

Another thrilling visit to Iceland! Policeman Ari Thor is chasing a 50 yr old murder mystery, & a child kidnapping, all while the town in under quarantine because a particularly virulent flu. He teams up with a TV investigative journalist to solve these & other crimes. This book in the series comes before a couple of others I have read,but that fact does not distract from the mysteries.

Flat tire! So here I am waiting the verdict. Always a book with me. 📚🚙

Another in the ari thor series, I've lost track of the translation/publication issue save that I've read the next bk two bks ago !
Anyway these are a very enjoyable and not dark series set in a very claustrophobic Icelandic town.
Definitely will read on but just lacks a bit of noir nastiness and villainy.

1. Rupture (Dark Iceland 4) by Ragnar Jonasson; Black Water Lilies by Michel Bussi

2. I‘m a sucker for a pretty cover, there are so many I love!! The Binding by Bridget Collins is a favourite.

3. Absolutely 😂

#WeekendReads @rachelsbrittain

Just started this, the fourth in Ragnar Jónasson‘s Dark Iceland series, which I‘ve been reading in the last couple of weeks. I‘m 9 pages in, and finding out how the town in which it is set has had two cases of a highly infectious disease, and is in quarantine: business and schools closed, people social-distancing. ?

Read here in Singapore. I love everything Icelandic and this book did not disappoint . Not nearly as dark as some Icelandic books I have read. A perfect holiday read. Now I need a book for the trip home. 🇦🇺.
@MrsMalaprop

My favourite book in the Dark Iceland series so far. I liked the interweaving of the cold case and the present-day storylines. Well done!

This is another classic murder mystery with an icy Icelandic twist, so very perfect for a winter read. As always, the characterization is deep, rich and complex which adds another layer to the story. I can‘t say enough good things about this book or the author, just go ahead and read this series already.