Christoffer Petersen Bücher

Eine Siedlung am Fuß des Bergs Inussuk. Dreiundvierzig Erwachsene leben hier, zwölf Kinder. Noch, denn der Friedhof wächst, während das Dorf schrumpft. Die Verdienstmöglichkeiten sind schlecht, die jungen Leute wandern in die größeren Orte an der Westküste ab. In eins der leer stehenden Häuser zieht Constable David Maratse. Bei seinem letzten Einsatz in der grönländischen Hauptstadt Nuuk wurde der Polizist so schwer verletzt, dass er dienstuntauglich erklärt und frühpensioniert wurde – und das mit nicht mal vierzig. Er lässt alles zurück, was er besitzt, will künftig nichts weiter tun als Fischen und Jagen. In Inussuk aufgewachsen ist Nivi Winther, inzwischen Vorsitzende der grönländischen Sozialdemokraten und amtierende Premierministerin. Als mitten im Wahlkampf ihre siebzehnjährige Tochter Tinka spurlos verschwindet, beauftragt sie Maratse, den Fall zu übernehmen. Winthers größter Konkurrent ist Malik Uutaaq, der eine neue nationale Identität und die Unabhängigkeit Grönlands propagiert und als machtgieriger Populist gilt. Und er soll die letzte Person sein, die das Mädchen lebend gesehen hat …

On a time-sensitive mission to retrieve a crashed spy satellite in Greenland, the elite Sirius Sledge Patrol's first female patroller has to gut it out to survive the Arctic and a team of ruthless mercenaries. When her patrol partner is killed during the mission Konstabel Fenna Brongaard tarnishes the unit's military history as the first Sirius patroller to be investigated for murder. Following her arrest, fog isolates the village of Ittoqqortoormiit and Fenna from the outside world. When the investigation takes a vicious turn, Fenna must trust a Greenlandic policeman if she is to clear her name, only to discover that her reputation is the least of her worries. When a mysterious adventure cruise ship enters Greenlandic waters, Fenna discovers that alone in the world of men, if you run with dogs you have to fight like wolves. The Ice Star is the first book in Christoffer Petersen's adrenaline-fueled Greenland thriller series. If you like Matthew Reilly's Scarecrow Series and Bear Grylls' Will Jaeger books then you'll love Christoffer Petersen's raw action thriller.

After leaving the police force, Constable David Maratse seeks a quieter life as a subsistence hunter and fisherman in a remote settlement. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he inadvertently discovers the body of a politician's daughter while fishing. Thrust into a complex murder investigation, he must navigate suspicion and uncover the truth in a case that captivates the entire community, blending personal stakes with the challenges of rural life in Greenland.

When a girl's shoes are found beside a dead raven, and the search for her body is called off, it is left to Police Constable Petra Jensen to close the case and allow the parents to grieve. The Girl with the Raven Tongue is the second in a new series of Greenland Missing Persons novellas set in the harsh, unpredictable Arctic, rich in tradition, myth and culture. 'No one writes Arctic Noir like Petersen! Bleak landscapes, action-packed thrillers, fabulous cultural insight and a cast of intriguing characters that simply leave you wanting more!' - Dr Noir The Girl with the Raven Tongue introduces many new and interesting characters, together with a few familiar faces making cameo appearances in the series. The Greenland Missing Persons stories are set prior to The Ice Star and Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up your copy of The Girl with the Raven Tongue and begin the search for Greenland's missing persons today!

When a Cold War historian is found dead, close to an abandoned American base, Constable David Maratse must search the ice tunnels to find the suspect before they die from exposure. Camp Century is the eleventh in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. The series includes: Katabatic Container Tupilaq The Last Flight The Heart that was a Wild Garden Qivittoq The Thunder Spirits Iluliaq Scrimshaw Asiaq Camp Century You can read more about David Maratse in The Greenland Trilogy of action thrillers, starting with The Ice Star, and in his own series of Greenland Crime novels, starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Seven Graves, One Winter is the first full novel featuring Greenlandic Police Constable David Maratse. The Greenland Crime series includes: Seven Graves, One Winter Blood Floe We Shall Be Monsters Inside the Bear's Cage

Retired Greenlandic Police Constable David Maratse is sentenced to two years imprisonment for committing a serious crime, under extenuating circumstances.

Set on the lush planet of Nuafri, the story follows Afua, a talented acolyte of the Shanta Order. As she navigates the challenges of her training, themes of growth, resilience, and the connection to nature emerge. The narrative explores her journey within the mystical traditions of the Order, revealing her struggles and triumphs in a richly imagined world filled with intrigue and adventure.

Set against the backdrop of modern Greenland, this collection features Constable David Maratse as he navigates thrilling crime and mystery. The four novellas blend adventure with a criminal twist, reminiscent of Jack London’s storytelling. Each story unveils unique aspects of Greenlandic culture and landscape, providing readers with an engaging glimpse into the challenges faced by law enforcement in this remote region.

The story unfolds in the remote Arctic settlement of Inussuk, where David Maratse, enjoying early retirement, becomes embroiled in a chilling mystery. The discovery of an expedition yacht at the sea ice reveals a gruesome scene with frozen blood and unconscious crew members. As the plot thickens, the fate of the missing crew adds tension, drawing Maratse into a dangerous investigation that unravels the dark secrets behind the yacht's ill-fated journey.