Human organs warehouse - Arnoldur Andriadason

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Makhzan Al-A'ada' Al-Bashariyah (Myrin / Jar City), one of the masterpieces of North Icelandic global literature that has become a clear and strong presence in international book salons and exhibitions, by the author "Arnaldur Indriðason," one of the most prominent literary figures in the North and also widely spread in European countries. The events of the novel take place in Iceland today, specifically in the capital Reykjavik, with all its hidden details, as the novel shows the other face of the Scandinavian model and the scents of crime and hidden mafias in a police adventure. The novelist skillfully depicted the movements of its heroes within the text in a complex criminal plot, using attractive characters that demonstrate Indriðason's ability to delve deeper into the world of crime and criminal investigation. When "Eldur," a Reykjavik police inspector, begins investigating the circumstances of the crime that claimed the life of an elderly man named "Holberg," who lives in isolation in his apartment in the basement of a building emitting a strange smell, he is assisted by his colleagues Sigurdur Oli and Elinborg. They discover a mysterious note on his body and a black-and-white photo of a gravestone. Eldur begins a very precise investigation of the evidence through which he can sketch a picture of the victim's identity, revealing that Holberg was a truck driver with a dark past, previously accused of a rape crime many years ago but not convicted. When Eldur uncovers more facts about Holberg's past, he realizes there are links to other criminal acts that remained hidden or were not uncovered by the police. By following the threads of these clues, he is able to use modern genetic techniques in criminology to move forward toward solving this mysterious and complex case. Through the events of this novel, the novelist depicts realistic images of the lifestyle in communities plagued by corruption, violence, and the spread of dangerous phenomena affecting society. Cover type: Regular paper Size: 14×21