A dark psychological thrill ride – with more twists than a labyrinth and more breathless moments than a roller coaster.
A dark psychological thrill ride – with more twists than a labyrinth and more breathless moments than a roller coaster.
An ordinary outing takes Greta, Alex and four-year-old Smilla across Sweden’s mythical Lake Malice to a tiny, isolated island. While father and daughter tramp into the trees, Greta stays behind in the boat, lulled into a reverie by the misty, moody lake … only later to discover that the two haven’t returned. Her frantic search proves futile. They’ve disappeared without a trace.Greta struggles to understand their eerie vanishing. She desperately needs to call Alex, to be reassured that Smilla is safe, or contact the police. But now her cell phone is missing too. Back at her cottage, she finds it hidden away under the bedsheets. Had she done that? Or had someone else been in the cottage? But who, and why? As Greta struggles to put the pieces together, she fears that her past has come back to torment her, or she’s finally lost her grip on reality …
Caroline Eriksson, b. 1976, holds a master’s degree in social psychology and worked for just over ten years in human resources. Her first two books, based on actual historical Swedish murder cases, have received fantastic accolades, and her debut, The Devil Helped Me (2013), was also nominated for Stora Ljudbokspriset (The Big Audiobook Prize) in 2014. Caroline lives in the Stockholm area with her husband and two children. Tanya Eby is an Audie-nominated narrator as well as a novelist and blogger. She has narrated books in a variety of genres, but some of her favourites are series by Tess Gerritsen, Alex Kava, and Susan Mallery. Find her at tanyaeby.com to learn more about her voice work and her own quirky writing.
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