Some spooky Halloween reading
Engrossing and suspenseful crime fiction novels, spiced with horror and supernatural elements – perfect for reading on dark and chilly autumn nights.
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Original and gripping Danish debut novel
The Corpse Flower is an original and touching novel by Danish author Anne Mette Hancock – and rewarded her with the Danish Crime Academy’s debutant prize.
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The Chestnut Man – a creepy Halloween TV drama
Halloween is fast approaching and The Chestnut Man, a sinister six episodes serial killer thriller, is the ultimate choice for binge-watching during dark autumn nights.
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A dark Helsinki mystery with creepy undertones
The Ice Coven is the gripping second installment in the Detective Jessica Niemi series by Finnish crime fiction author Max Seeck.
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Modern police procedural meets rural noir
We Know You Remember by Tove Alsterdal is the first part of a compelling new series, featuring detective Eira Sjödin and set in the Ådalen valley on the High Coast of north eastern Sweden.
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Katla – a fascinating and enigmatic TV series
Katla is an Icelandic eight-episode TV series – an atmospheric mix of horror story and crime fiction – with a touch of folklore and psychological drama.
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Hidden in the glacier – an Icelandic mystery
The Darkness Knows by Arnaldur Indriðason is a powerful and enigmatic story about secrets and truths eventually uncovered by time.
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Psychological drama set in a Norwegian forest
A dark and intense psychological thriller about obsession and mental health by acclaimed American/Norwegian novelist Alex Dahl.
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Complex police procedural with creepy twists
The Doll by Yrsa Sigurðardóttir is another atmospheric and elegantly plotted mystery in her Children´s House series.
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Twisty and unsettling Icelandic mystery
Girls Who Lie by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir is a tightly plotted police procedural with interesting psychological aspects.
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