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66 Degrees North

By: Michael Ridpath
Narrated by: Seán Barrett
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Iceland 1934: Two boys playing see something they shouldn't have. The consequences will haunt them and their families for generations. Iceland 2009: the credit crunch bites. The currency has been devalued, savings annihilated, lives ruined. Grassroots revolution is in the air, as is the feeling that someone ought to pay.... And in a country where everyone knows everybody, it isn't hard to draw up a list of exactly who is responsible. And then, one by one, to cross them off.

Iceland 2010: As bankers and politicians start to die, at home and abroad, it is up to Magnus Jonson to unravel the web of conspirators. But while Magnus investigates the crimes of the present, the crimes of the past are catching up with him.

©2011 Michael Ridpath (P)2012 Isis Publishing Ltd Crime Fiction Genre Fiction International Mystery & Crime Mystery Police Procedurals Thriller & Suspense
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Really struggled to maintain interest in the characters. Leaden, predictable and a bit shallow. Overly complex plot

A real struggle

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Read all Michael Ridpath's books. This one is exceptionally good and kept me gripped to the end.

The narration by Sean Barrett is exceptional as usual.

Excellent

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Great story! fantastic! I would definitely recommend this book. really believable caricatures and a nice build up of tension!

Iceland!

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Interesting tale. Good to have a troubled detective, as no thriller is complete without one. Narration is excellent I assume, though not knowing how all the Icelandic stuff should be pronounced, will have to take this as a matter of faith. Gives a peak at Iceland which is a good addition to a good thriller

nIceland

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Well rounded characters/good story line/ you get a fantastic over view of Iceland and with Sean Barrett reading the story comes to life. The man is a genius with accents each character having a distinct voice which makes the story have pace and excitement

Good crime thriller

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