A Grave For Two | 
so-soDark & gritty works well if the reader has an MC that they can get behind. I‘m not overly emotional but Selma Falck is pure ice & it‘s difficult to empathise with her. Maybe it‘s a series that grows on you. 3⭐️
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36 points (book, post, & 1 hour reading)
so-soThe style is dark and a little grimy in it's honesty, something which seems to be popular in hardcore adult crime fiction.
A Grave For Two is not necessarily my cup of tea, but it was intriguing nonetheless. It takes some getting into, which may be a bit of an uphill struggle if you are as uninterested in the world of skiing as I am, but it's worthwhile for the final roundup of unveiled facts and characters confronted.
Selma Falck is a household name in Norway. Once an Olympian handball player, a general celebrity and chair of her own law-firm, Selma appears successful, happy and enviable. However, when a client discovers her worst secret, her house of cards collapses under its own weight. With a deal struck, Selma must uncover who is behind the possible sabotaging of the nation's best female cross-country skier, or lose everything she has ever worked for.
