The killer from the past. Kristensen M.

History begins in 1941, during the German occupation of Norway. On its most northern outskirts, in the deaf and sparsely populated Sier-Varanger, the colossal military forces of hundreds of thousands of German and Austrian soldiers are concentrating in a matter of months. The situation favors adventurers, criminals, traitors and spies of all stripes.

But one honest policeman is conducting a desperate and hopeless struggle with chaos, protecting a fair order as far as possible. In this difficult time, he has to follow the trail of a cold -blooded and ruthless killer, whom he will not be able to catch. The criminal will eliminate the Svalbard archipelago. Half a century later, war veterans in the Arctic will gather to recall their combat youth. Everything indicates that the brutal killer from the past has been hiding all this time and was now at a meeting of combat comrades.

Materials collected many years ago fall into the hands of the Spitsbergen policeman Knut Fjel. Will Fjel be calculated and exposed to the killer?

About the author: Monica Kristensen Popular Norwegian writer, glaciologist, meteorologist and polar researcher. The author of numerous popular science and art books on northern expeditions and polar researchers. Her criminal detectives were translated into eleven foreign languages ​​and became real bestsellers in Europe. In Russia, the name of this author is practically unknown. She was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Geographical Society.