A student data scientist from England knows that somewhere in a small town in Norway someone is going to be murdered.

The victim is unknown. The killer is a mystery. The police don’t believe her. But she knows it will happen.

Now she has to stop a murder.

She’s not a detective, she doesn’t speak the language, she doesn’t even like to fly. She’s going to need some help, but who can she turn to?

Well… there is one person in this remote Norwegian town that the locals say might be able to help.

What follows is a year-long hunt on the trail of a serial killer across the length and breadth of Norway’s frozen ground.

They’ll bring him to justice or die trying.

My Thoughts:

This is book four in the Cain Thrillers and oh it was a good one, I have previously read the other books in the series and I could not wait to read this one. I have to say I really like the artwork on the cover for this one. It simple yet very effective. I would highly recommend reading these books in order as you get a real feel for the characters and you will become addictive to them. When a student from England studying data science gets a funny feeling that someone is going to get murdered, she knows she needs to tell the police but the police are not falling for it and don’t take her seriously. She knows she must go to the place and try to stop it from happening before it is too late. But she has to travel to Norway where she knows no one and she does not even speak the language. Is this a bit of a cat and mouse plan or will something really bad happen to her? it was one of those thrillers that keep you on your toes, I love the writing and the way Tom holds your attention through out, you don’t want to stop reading. The characters are all well rounded and it really did move me in parts. Such a fascinating and addictive thriller. I loved it.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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