Michael Ridpath returns to Iceland in The Wanderer and it is another good crime thriller from this author.
Ridpath's favourite detective, Magnus Jonson, has just returned to Reykjavik when he is called in to investigate a murder.
As the investigation proceeds links to a TV documentary and the secrets of the crew come to light along with a significant letter which if true will change most people's understanding of how the world was discovered.
The story moves along at a decent pace and the writing is good with a number of twists and turns seen as the search for the murderer is undertaken.
I have read and enjoyed a number of the author's previous books and this one can safely be added to the list.
Ridpath's favourite detective, Magnus Jonson, has just returned to Reykjavik when he is called in to investigate a murder.
As the investigation proceeds links to a TV documentary and the secrets of the crew come to light along with a significant letter which if true will change most people's understanding of how the world was discovered.
The story moves along at a decent pace and the writing is good with a number of twists and turns seen as the search for the murderer is undertaken.
I have read and enjoyed a number of the author's previous books and this one can safely be added to the list.