The stories share an underlying menace that is at once disturbing and compelling.

A tour de force… Sigurdardottir handles the different plot strands brilliantly, bringing them together in an unforgettable climax.

Spine-chilling… keeps us on the edge of our seats

The Icelandic queen of Nordic Noir, Yrsa Sigurdardottir’s writing manages to be both spare but sinister. Expect goosebumps to sprout while reading this tale of murder, abuse and other worldly shenanigans in rural Iceland.

Iceland’s outstanding crime novelist is spoiling us in her latest offering, with three juicy storylines for the price of one… I doubt many readers will guess what in the blue blazes can possibly connect these three mysteries before all is revealed, but I’m sure all will revel in the customary Sigurdardottir mixture of creepy atmospherics and sardonic humour. She is a treasure.

Other crime writers might as well give up now. In her new novel, Icelandic author Yrsa Sigurdardottir
has found the single most terrifying place on earth to be stuck in the middle of a murder mystery…taut and compelling

A masterpiece of plotting and suspense

Three separate stories are gradually and skilfully merged together and bring this readable, enjoyable thriller to a melodramatic finish

Yrsa Sigurdardottir’s chillers get better and better. I REMEMBER YOU is a truly creepy combination of haunted house story and modern detection in Iceland.

. . . A chiller-thriller of immense scariness . . . Not to be read alone after dark.

Expertly woven together, with plenty of cliffhangers and perfect control of the macabre mood: intriguing, entertaining, and very spooky indeed.

Genuinely bone-chilling, and proves that as well as being the queen of Icelandic crime fiction, Sigurdardottir is a supreme generator of fear . . . (she) is clearly relishing the business of scaring our pants off.

Sigurdardottir intertwines these plotlines brilliantly and the two creepy strands gradually tighten together to really give the reader the heebie-jeebies. The author comes from a crime and thriller background and you can tell: there are cliff-hangers at the end of almost every chapter and she expertly ramps up the feeling of dread as the plot accelerates and all in the book find themselves in mortal danger.

A chilling read, perfect for a dark night.

A chilling read, enhanced by Sigurdardottir’s taut plotting, realistic characters, and dry humour

..a grisly chiller set in the depths of winter… It’s an accomplished debut.