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Book #3 in this series. Not my favourite so far, but still good. This one is set in summer, so it was nice to experience summer in Iceland. It was nice to continue to follow the lives of the main characters but the solving of the murder wasn‘t as good as in the last two books.

The hardest part of reading this series is figuring out which book comes next. This is the second book time wise in the book series. I love mysteries where it‘s coooold!❄️❄️❄️

This is not my kind of book. I didn't enjoy the writing style or the content but it is well written, well paced and if you like darker scandi crime books then you'll probably enjoy this.

Another random book I bought and forgot about. Glad I gave it a try

#DarkIcelandSeries #3 #blackout #NordicNoir
I love this series!The backdrop of Iceland with its snow, its bitter cold, its darkness, its long winter-then spring/summer with its brilliant,radiant light was mesmerizing & held me spellbound.A Classic whodunit,with many voices narrating,some time shifts,& an intricate plot,it felt like a labyrinth to me.All the varying threads did come together in the end. I am so glad their are 3 more in the series!

#porchlife #birdsong #chimes #peaceful

Reading on my porch- right now it‘s pleasant and cool. My cat Em woke me at 4:30! I could not go back to sleep so I have been busying myself in the house. Time for a reading break on my porch!

#coffeesndbooks

That first sip…☕️

The Dark Iceland series - #sun #oppositeday @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @TheKidUpstairs

The second book in the Dark Iceland series saw the continuation of Ari Thor‘s journey. Again, Jonasson does a great job of creating a dark atmosphere. The subject matter of this one was extremely heavy (human trafficking, abuse).

1st book for #Seriesread2021 and #Booked2021 #colorintitle

Icelandic noir that is second chronologically in series (but published third in the U.S.). Glad I read this in the original order since it takes place one year after the first book and has most of the same characters. Didn't care much about the journalist character or her timeline but overall still an enjoyable book. Impulse read. 11 pts #WinterGames2020 #MerryReaders

A bit confusing (maybe also because I didn't read the first book and this is part of a series) and the story felt rushed at the end, but overall I enjoyed it. And I liked the escape to Iceland.

#20series20days @Andrew65
This is an enjoyable series set in a town in the remote north of Iceland. I finished bk 2 tonight so seemed a good opp for this thread. Strangely i read bk 4 before bk 2 as it was published in uk as the second in series but that seems common with translated crime. The lead pc is ari thor who leaves Reykjavik + fiancee to the remote town, here he is investigating a murder with lots of threads both personal + professional

I'm enjoying this series a great deal and am glad I have Rupture to binge on immediately!

"Ari Thór sipped his Christmas tea. It tasted the same as any other tea, with no particular Christmas flavour to it. He wasn't even sure what flavour Christmas ought to have; had never even thought about it."
#TeaQuotes

Finished!

Another interesting novel in this series

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Hope to finish this by tomorrow.

Next Kindle book 😊

🌋🌋🌋🌋 I've spent this lazy Sunday morning in bed finishing up this book and now it's past noon. I love days like this! This was a pretty decent thriller. I really enjoyed it and could actually see it as a film.

Third in this Icelandic noir series soon to be a tv series .So So Good.

Another great book in the series. Icelandic Noir at its best. See my full review over on my blog https://bytheletterbookreviews.com/2016/07/16/blackout-by-ragnar-jonasson/