Hypothermia

Hypothermia, Arnaldur Indridason, Barcelona, La Magrana, 2009 (2001, Grafarþögn)
From a human rib for a girl’s mouth, the Icelandic author builds a story of mystery and great tension that keeps you from the beginning with great interest to develop it. Perhaps one of the best features of the story of Indridason is the parallel construction of side stories that match, like a puzzle careful at the end of the book. Is a temporary play in the present, with stories of the Inspector Erlendur Sveinsson and his drug addict daughter, Eva Lind, finding a human skeleton or the stormy relationship between the police Sigurdur Oli; well with the past, the mysterious appearance of women green.