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A young girl disappears while cycling to volleyball practice. Her bike is found in exactly the same place that another girl was murdered, thirty-three years before. The original perpetrator was never brought to justice - could they have struck again? The eeriness of the crime unsettles not only the police and public, but also someone who has been carrying a burden of guilt for many years. Detective Kimmo Joentaa calls upon the help of his colleague Jetola, who work on the original murder, in the hope that they can solve both cases. But as their investigation begins, Kimmo discovers that the truth is not always what you expect.

I'll do a review when I get home.

Passed on in the convention author spiral.

I'm enjoying this series so far. I do like a bit of Nordic Noir and I like the writing style and key characters.

Going to MissMarkey.

Thank you both. Loving the Moomin card, Poodlesister. Let's hope we get to Moomin land in 2021.

Mmm, another interesting detective tale. Always a twist that I hadn't seen coming. Not too much overthinking in this one - perhaps because the pain of his wife's death is not so raw now. I enjoyed this one. Onto the third in the series now....