Two Envelopes And A Phone’s Reviews > The Ice Beneath Her > Status Update

It's very gripping. Shifting from the perspective of Emma, Peter, and Hanne - plus jumps in time - means I'm dealing with a lot of detailed backstories. And they're generally tragic. But there's nothing confusing...except for who the killer is, which is supposed to be confusing. Well - hidden, anyway. I like it a lot. The Scandinavian Crime stuff usually works for me, and this is no exception.

I’m still working my way through any Crime & Mystery novels covered in the Reviews section in each of the six issues of Crime Scene Magazine I own. This was a lovely but short-lived publication that I wish had gone on forever, but only lasted seven issues (I missed one!). Each issue also had a “Ten Best” list, covering some sub-genre, and I go after those books too. The Ice Beneath Her got reviewed in the magazine.