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Into the Silence

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Into the Silence

By: Orjan Karlsson, Ian Giles — Translator
Narrated by: Marston York
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Summary

In Norway's far north, the past is getting closer…

When the body of a nine-year-old boy is found on Henningsvær's famous football pitch, in the heart of Lofoten, the small fishing community is left reeling. Why would he leave home, barely dressed, on a freezing February night? Was it a tragic accident – or is someone responsible?

Meanwhile, in Bodø, another body is discovered at the water's edge. The drowned man is expensively dressed and carries no identification, but around his neck is a pendant marked with a strange symbol.

Chief Investigator Jakob Weber and former national investigator Noora Yun Sande are drawn into both cases, as pressure mounts and their investigations grow increasingly disturbing. But Jakob is struggling to focus. His mother is dying, his relationship with Sigrid is under pressure, and past, unresolved cases continue to haunt him, while Noora has demons of her own…

As Weber and Sande follow the trail from Henningsvær to Bodø, the two deaths begin to connect in ways no one could have imagined.

And someone close to Jakob is about to betray him…

Crime Fiction Mystery
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