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Cold Fear

#2 Matthew Cave

Mads Peder Nordbo

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English
Text Publishing Company
01 October 2019
A thrilling new novel from the author of The Girl Without Skin.

When Danish Journalist Matthew Cave’s half-sister Arnaq disappears, leaving behind only a trail of blood, he realises they are both pawns in a game of life and death.

As a young US soldier stationed in Greenland, their father took part in a secret experiment with deadly consequences. Accused of murder, he was forced into hiding.

Desperate to discover the link between these two disappearances, Matthew is joined by Tupaarnaq, a young Inuit woman, who returns to Nuuk to help her only friend—and to settle a few scores of her own.

But, as things begin to unravel, Matthew begins to wonder: Is the father he has been searching for his entire life actually a cold-blooded murderer? And is Tupaarnaq really who he thinks she is?

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Imprint:   Text Publishing Company
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 235mm,  Width: 154mm, 
ISBN:   9781911231301
ISBN 10:   1911231308
Pages:   400
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Master of arctic crime Mads Peder Nordbo has recently returned to Denmark after a long stint in Greenland, where he worked at the town hall in Nuuk. He has written six novels and been published in eighteen languages. The Girl Without Skin, also published by Text, was the first of his books to be translated into English.

Reviews for Cold Fear (#2 Matthew Cave)

This intricate crime novel mixes a grisly plot with interesting insights into Greenland's history and culture. --Canberra Weekly While there are similarities to Stieg Larsson's Millennium series, Nordbo's writing is far more poetic. Though dazzled by the icecap's beauty, he's not blinded to the darkness of man. --SA Weekend A very satisfying thriller. Packed to the brim with grisly murders, corrupt officials, and sinister secrets, all set against the bleak, yet oddly beautiful, Greenlandic landscape. --AU Review


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