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| # 4 The Draining Lake (©2007) 400 pp. | |
| Mystery Thriller Amazon US PB Amazon UK PB Amazon Canada PB Reviews Available by: Book Description / Blurb In the wake of an earthquake, the water level of an Icelandic lake drops suddenly, revealing the skeleton of a man half-buried in its sandy bed. It is clear immediately that it has been there for many years. There is a large hole in the skull. Yet more mysteriously, a heavy communication device is attached to it, possibly some sort of radio transmitter, bearing inscriptions in Russian. The police are called in and Erlendur, Elinborg and Sigurdur Oli begin their investigation, which gradually leads them back to the time of the Cold War when bright, left-wing students would be sent from Iceland to study in the 'heavenly state' of Communist East Germany. "The Draining Lake" is another remarkable Indridason mystery about passions and shattered dreams, the fate of the missing and the grief of those left behind. | |
| # 3 Voices (©2006) 320 pp. | |
| Mystery Thriller Police Procedural Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon UK PB Amazon UK HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: Comment: Translated by Bernard Scudder. Original title appears to be Roddin. | |
| # 1 Tainted Blood (©2005) | |
| Mystery Thriller Amazon UK PB Reviews Available by: Comment: Previously published as Jar City | |
| # 2 Silence of the Grave (©2004) 224 pp. | |
| Mystery Thriller Amazon US PB Amazon UK PB Amazon Canada PB Comment: Translated by Bernard Scudder. Original title appears to be Grafarþögn. | |
| # 1 Jar City (©2003) 304 pp. | |
| Mystery Thriller Amazon US TPB Amazon UK PB Amazon Canada TPB Comment: Translated by Bernard Scudder. Original title appears to be Mýrin. Also published with English Title: Tainted Blood. | |
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