The silence of the grave | Arnaldur Indridason

Silence of the Crave A novel set in the world of mysterious crime, by the Icelandic writer and skilled journalist "Erlendur Indridason". Translated into Arabic by "Marwan Saad Al-Din". The novel begins with a scene of a girl who started sucking on a bone in the middle of a birthday party, and the noise was deafening. While a young medical student was waiting for his brother to come back from a party, he saw a small girl holding some kind of doll, biting it while sitting on the ground, and her saliva was flowing heavily. It seemed that her gums were bothering her, so he thought that her teeth were probably coming in. But that was not the case. After investigating the source of the bone, it turned out to be from a skeleton that appeared to have been buried long ago. In this exciting story, Erlendur Indridason takes us on a journey of investigation into the perpetrator, moving between his present life and a criminal past trying to uncover its secrets. Will luck be on his side in this mission, or will the silence of the grave be the strongest? They said about the novel: "One of the most thrilling novels to the point that you want to finish it in one sitting... Enjoy your reading" — The Tampa Tribune. "Certainly, Erlendur Indridason has jumped onto the list of the best Scandinavian crime writers" — Booklist. "Indridason is skilled in making his characters, often ordinary, burst with vitality. After reading the first chapter, you'll find yourself compelled to finish this book" — Roky Mountains News.