Black Ice
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In the snow-covered silence of Swedish midwinter, a terrible accident and a deadly secret draws several strangers together...
January in Gotland. The days are short, the air is cold, and all the roads are covered in snow. On a deserted, icy backroad, these wintery conditions will soon bring together a group of strangers with a force devastating enough to change their lives forever when, in the midst of a brief period, a deadly accident and two separate crimes leave victims in their wake.
Four years later a single phone call is all it takes to bring back the terror of that day and to set in motion a plot for revenge. For Sandra it started as an unremarkable wintery day of shopping followed by a kind gesture from a stranger. For Jeanette it began with the thrill of an illicit rendezvous with her lover. Both women had driven past the same icy ravine, but only one was in the car that caused a deadly crash, and only one left a man to die alone in the snow.
Each carried a secret from that day, a secret that, if revealed, could connect them to a larger, more terrible transgression... And there is someone out there who knows the whole picture, and who would rather kill than allow it all to come to light.
Chilling and atmospheric, Black Ice is a gripping standalone novel of suspense from the author of the internationally-bestselling Hammarby series.
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About the Author
Ian Giles is a highly competent freelance translator for The Nordic Word having worked in translation since 2010. His commercial translation specialities include journalism and railways. However, he has also completed a major literal translation of a well-known Swedish play. Ian is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh where he obtained an MA in Scandinavian Studies in 2011. He has also studied at Uppsala University. Ian has recently completed an MSc in Translation Studies at the University of Edinburgh and hopes to pursue further research opportunities in the not-too-distant future. Ian is an associate member of the Swedish-English Literary Translators' Association as well as a student member of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting.