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THE LIVING Erlendur has recently joined the police force as a young officer and immediately sinks into the darkness of Reykjavik''s underworld. Working nights, he discovers the city is full of car crashes, robberies, drinkers and fighters. And sometimes an unexplained death. THE LOST A homeless man Erlendur knows is found drowned. But few people care. Or when a young woman on her way home from a club vanishes. Both cases go cold. THE SEARCHER Two lost people from two different worlds. Erlendur is not an investigator, but his instincts tell him their fates are worth pursuing. How could they be linked? IN THE HEART OF THE NIGHT Inexorably, he is drawn into the blackness of the city''s underbelly, where everyone is in the dark or on the run. ''One of the most accomplished series of detective novels in modern crime fiction'' - Sunday Times ''An international literary phenomenon - and it''s easy to see why. His novels are gripping, authentic, haunting and lyrical'' - Harlan Coben
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District Serie Nr. 1, dt: Schattenwege, 2015
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The victim: a businessman missing for thirty years. The case: impossible to solve. Until now. A frozen body is discovered in the icy depths of Langjokull glacier, apparently that of a businessman who disappeared thirty years before. At the time, an extensive search and police investigation yielded no results-one of the missing man''s business associates was briefly held in custody, but there wasn''t enough evidence to charge him. Now the associate is arrested again and Konrad, the retired policeman who originally investigated the disappearance, is called back to reopen the case that has weighed on his mind for decades. When a woman approaches him with new information that she obtained from her deceased brother, progress can finally be made in solving this long-cold case. In The Darkness Knows , the master of Icelandic crime writing returns with a powerful and haunting story about the poisonous secrets and cruel truths that time eventually uncovers.
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Then: In wartime Reykjavik, a young woman is found strangled behind the National Theatre, a rough and dangerous area of the city known as 'the shadow district.' Now: A 90-year-old man who is smothered with his own pillow has old newspaper cuttings of the shadow district murder. Why, after all this time, would an old crime resurface? How are these cases linked across the decades?
