Doll

She brings death to all who find her . . .

A mother and daughter embark on a fishing trip on the Reykjavik coast, but their only catch is a horribly mutilated doll. Disa's first instinct is to throw it straight back in the water, but her daughter, Rosa, pleads to keep it. Later that same night, they post a photo of their gruesome find on social media.

By the morning, the mother is dead and the doll has disappeared.

Five years later, Detective Huldar finds himself in the place he hates the most: on a boat in rough seas, scouring the sea bed for evidence of skeletal remains. Meanwhile child psychologist Freyja is investigating claims of misconduct in a care home - where she comes to hear of a young woman named Rosa, who is convinced her mother was the innocent victim of a much wider conspiracy, and will stop at nothing to find the truth . . .

A terrifying and gripping novel for fans of Karin Slaughter, Kathy Reichs and Chris Carter, this is a thriller that will make you want to sleep with the lights on . . .