Girl in ice

"The author has managed to create and maintain suspense and horror right up to the last page, even without hectolitres of blood and gruesome details of the murders. The hidden and unarticulated evil is, in this case, more terrifying than literal descriptions. Nevertheless, the book, which is almost 450 pages long, is a real page-turner, and after reading it, you won't be able to wait for the next instalment. "

"With a refined style, Robert Bryndza throws the reader into the icy waters of London's outskirts, painting an atmosphere of corrosively creeping feelings. The reader's desire to find out who killed Andrea and what is actually happening is as strong and relentless as true English rain. Erika Foster won my warm sympathies, and I was rooting for her from the very beginning, firmly believing that she would solve the case and sort of show up those blockheads who, in their masculine perfection, were throwing obstacles in her way. "

"In a word – excellent. This book is simply amazing, and I have nothing to fault it for. It will appeal to detective story readers and those reading the detective genre for the first time. It's written in an incredibly readable way, the plot flows quickly, it has no dead spots, and no long-winded descriptions of the environment or characters. "