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Where Blood Runs Cold

By: Giles Kristian
Narrated by: Philip Stevens
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Erik Amdahl and his spirited daughter, Sofia, have embarked on a long-promised cross-country ski trip deep into Norway's arctic circle. For Erik, it's the chance to bond properly with his remaining daughter following a tragic accident. For Sofia, it's the proof she needs that her father does care.

Then, far from home in this snowbound wilderness, with night falling and the mercury plummeting, an accident sends them in search of help - and shelter. Nearby is the home of a couple - members of Norway's indigenous Sami people - who they've met before and who welcome them in. Erik is relieved. He believes the worst is over. He thinks that Sofia is now safe. He could not be more wrong. He and Sofia are not the old couple's only visitors that night - and soon he and Sofia will be running for their lives....

And beneath the swirling light show of the Northern Lights, a desperate fight ensues - of man against man, of man against nature - a fight for survival that plays out across the snow and ice.

A story of endurance and of the desperate, instinctive will to survive, of a father's love for his child, of knowing when to let go - and of a daughter's determination to prove herself worthy of that love, Where Blood Runs Cold is a pulse-racing thriller from a master story teller.

©2022 Giles Kristian (P)2022 Penguin Audio
Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Exciting Fiction Survival

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Why do I just get fifteen words? I need millions. Fantastic, thrilling, suspenseful, absolutelyamazingandicannotrecommendithighlyenough.

Brilliant - I could barely put it down!

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Just loved it. Couldn’t stop listening. Giles has outdone himself. Fantastic narration as usual. Don’t hesitate - just get it.

Gripping, thrilling, heart wrenching must-read!

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Gripping well written, and narrated.
each chapter left you in suspence and wanting more , full of surprises and twists right to the end

Thrilling

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Giles Kristian his fast becoming one of my favourite authors. I have loved his historical fiction offerings, this modern day, thriller certainly is different, but just as engaging!

Couldn’t put it down

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As the author notes, this is an unexpected direction for a Giles Kristen novel. But, some of the characters are immediately recognisable if you are a fan of his work.
I was moved by many things in this story but the father's pride in his daughter's growth as a person really tore at the heart.
Thanks Giles, also for the decision not to use a pseudonym, but to credit your loyal fans with the intelligence to take your work on its own merit. A great job you've done too.

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