When you go searching for your demons, what happens when you find them? The start of a brilliant new character-led crime series, perfect for fans of Will Dean
Heine Bakkeid grew up in the rugged landscape of northern Norway. I Will Miss You Tomorrow is Bakkeid's first venture into crime fiction, and has earned him in his home country the critics' recognition as a virtuoso of darkly atmospheric suspense. Anne Bruce has degrees in Norwegian and English from Glasgow University. She lives in Scotland.
A gripping, atmospheric novel and a first outing for Aske. More are
promised - I can't wait * Saga *
Wonderfully creepy ... This is a spectacular debut * Daily Mail
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I Will Miss You Tomorrow is a psychological drama and a noirish
chiller with plenty of atmosphere and a setting that is bleak,
empty, cold and unforgiving and perfect for the story... A powerful
and exhilarating novel -- Paul Burke * NB *
The Gothic elements in I Will Miss You Tomorrow are splendidly
integrated into the crime plot, along with a strand of dark
sardonic humour. It's a novel that is as much about loss and guilt
as it is about the solving of a crime. At a stroke, Bakkeid has
entered the upper echelons of Norwegian crime writing. -- Barry
Forshaw * Norwegian Arts *
It's the blend of classic crime plot, unexpected horror and wittily
told scenes that makes the book extraordinary. Stephen King has got
himself a Norwegian crime heir * Ekstra Bladet, Italy *
A star has been born * Thriller Nord, Italy *
A thrilling story set in the harsh milieus of northern Norway *
Dagens Nyheter, Sweden *
A truly great crime novel that far exceeds expectations * Femina,
Denmark *
An extraordinary debut * Sondag, Denmark *
Accomplished and well-executed crime plotline ... There is
something rare and tender about it ... It's a book about loss,
love, shame, guilt and greed. And it's a great one * Vildmedkrim,
Denmark *
Riveting... The dialogue between Aske and his former boss in
particular sparkles * BOK, Norway *
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