A grave for two is a gripping novel that kept me guessing from first to the last page. Its written in very short paragraphs , each one from a perspective of an another character. At first it was hard to grasp who was who and what they had to do with the story but very quickly I got to grips with it and actually quite enjoyed a different writing style. The book follows Selma Falck a former athlete and a lawyer who find herself in a difficult financial situation until she get a lifeline : help to clear the name of Norway's best skier accused of doping in exchange for her old life back. The case turns out to be complicated and involving many people some that Selma has personal connection but also the reputation of Norway's most famous and oldest sports is at stake . The books gives a great insight into the world of sport , law , mental health , friendship and many many more . I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.