Death at the Sanatorium
(Author) Ragnar Jonasson'ONE OF THE FINEST CRIME WRITERS IN THE WORLD TODAY' DAILY MAIL THE BEST NEW BOOKS OUT IN AUGUST i 'A knowing, unnerving mystery' The Times 'Superbly told and packed with subtle nods to crime writers of the past, this is exquisite, delicate story-telling' Daily Mail This is Jónasson on top form - Barry Forshaw, Financial Times As seen on Simon Mayo's BOOKS OF THE YEAR podcast ---- AN OLD SANATORIUM. ONE TERRIFYING MURDER. FIVE SUSPECTS. AND A CASE THAT NEVER CLOSED. WELCOME TO THE SANATORIUM High up in the mountains stands a sanatorium. Once a hospital dedicated to treating tuberculosis, it now sits haunted by the ghosts of its past. One wing of the hospital remains open and houses six employees: the caretaker, two doctors, two nurses and a young research assistant. Despite the wards closing decades ago, they remain at the hospital to conduct research. But the cold corridors, draughty windows and echoey halls are constant reminders of the building's dark history. When one of the nurses, Yrsa, is found brutally murdered, they discover that death has never left this place - and neither did its secrets. None can escape this terrifying legacy. Despite just five suspects the case is never solved and remains open for two decades. Until a young criminologist named Helgi Reykdal attempts to finally lay the ghosts of the hospital's past to rest . . . ---- Praise for Ragnar Jónasson 'Is this the best crime writer in the world today?' The Times 'An automatic must-read for me' Lee Child 'A compelling voice in crime fiction' Clare Mackintosh 'Ragnar Jónasson . . . a great writer' Harlan Coben
Ragnar Jonasson
Ragnar Jonasson is an Icelandic author known for his atmospheric and suspenseful crime novels. His most notable works include the Dark Iceland series, featuring Detective Ari Thor. Jonasson's writing is characterized by its intricate plots, bleak settings, and well-developed characters. He has made significant contributions to the Nordic noir genre, bringing attention to the unique landscapes and culture of Iceland. His most famous work is "Snowblind," the first book in the Dark Iceland series, which has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated fan following. Jonasson's storytelling prowess and ability to create a sense of unease have solidified his place as a prominent figure in crime fiction.
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