A grave for two, great title. There’s a brute force that drives this story through the strength of the characters. A cross country skier tarred by a drugs allegation. Her strong Dad busting the balls of a top lawyer (also strong) who he has also demanded to hand in her top lawyer ticket because of the embezzlement of a sum of money. There’s some cross country ski committee twosome who use over the top language, i.e. kill the skier who has lost them their cash from Statoil sponsorship. The writing style is fierce and excitable, the story loses its believability in the high emotion overly sensational plot. If the story tones down a little, then it could turn out to be a good read, but the first 30 haven’t sold it to me.