Dark deeds and deep secrets abound in Heidi Amsinck's Copenhagen. A white-knuckle ride into hell'.
Ian Rankin
Brilliantly written, incredibly tense and full of people you really care about. Jensen and her motley crew are some of my favourite characters in crime fiction'.
Elly Griffiths
A sinister and twisting tale ... tense and intriguing'.
Sam Holland
Amsinck orchestrates a fast-moving plot with clockwork precision, deftly pulling disparate strings together with a talent for twists that fit perfectly into her investigative reality. Great characters and a rewarding storyline.'
Maxim Jakubowski
Another tense thriller from Amsinck'.
The Sun
When human remains turn up behind an apartment wall, DI Henrik Jungersen knows he is hunting for a killer that has been hiding in plain sight.
Jensen, who should be enjoying maternity leave, is struggling with her own challenge - legendary author Valde Brix says he is her father. But Brix has an ulterior motive: he wants Jensen to use her sleuthing skills to find the stalker who is threatening to ruin his life.
When a woman connected to Brix turns up brutally murdered, Jensen and her teenage apprentice Gustav become embroiled in Henrik's investigation. It becomes clear that the stalker won't stop until Brix is destroyed. With growing horror, Jensen realises that her own loved ones are in mortal danger.
