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About Frost and Ashes (Lieutenant Detective Daniel Trokic Mysteries)

From a bestselling and award winning Danish author. During a snowstorm, an 8 year-old boy is found dead in a stream running through a village in Denmark. He has been strangled with a fishing line and has severe burn marks on his hands. The investigation of the killing of the boy goes in several directions. To an old man with a dark past and a collection of beetles, to a boy with a cell phone and a guilty conscience, and to a drowning accident in the same stream thirty years ago. Police-inspector Daniel Trokic is handling the case with his team, and while the snow is slowly melting, a terribly painful story is revealed. "I can’t say enough about how fantastic Inger Wolf’s Daniel Trokic series are. I was pulled in from the first book and each one since and Inger does not disappoint." Reader on Amazon, ***** "Once I opened this book and began reading, I could not put it down until I had finished. ... For me, she is up there with Nesbo, and the rest of the top Scandinavian writers whose books I favour." Reader on Amazon, ***** "It kept me in suspense!! Just a real page turner!! Stayed up all night to read!! Loved it very much! Highly recommended!!" Reader on Amazon, ***** "Inger Wolf is an exceptional writer. Her characters are well-developed and the book holds you attention because of them & the search for the killer." Reader on Amazon, ***** "I was mesmerized. Couldn't put it down. As soon as I finished this book, I lurched 2 more by Inger Wolfe. She does not disappoint.", Reader on Amazon, ***** "This book had me on my toes the whole time. I could not put it down." Reader on Amazon, ***** "If you like crime fiction is a Scandinavian setting, you will love this one!" Reader on Goodreads, ***** "Amazing book, very well written: Wolf's prose is excellent; plot development excellent as well; narrative is very good; characters are fleshed out and multi-faceted – even ancillary characters are presented as interesting." Reader on Goodreads, ****

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