Black Ice

At the bottom of the world, the ice preserves everything — including murder. When a senior climatologist is found dead inside a locked research freezer at McMurdo Station, the official story is an accident. Inspector Elena Reyes knows better.Dispatched from Santiago under a cloud of political skepticism, Elena lands on the frozen continent with one directive: close the case quietly and come home. But McMurdo is no ordinary crime scene. The victim was weeks away from publishing data that could reshape international climate treaties, and the colleagues who should be helping her investigation are instead circling the wagons. Cut off by a brutal storm and surrounded by three hundred miles of ice in every direction, Elena must navigate a community governed by its own unwritten rules — where loyalty to the mission outweighs loyalty to the law. Every interview leads to another locked door. Every answer raises a sharper question. And the killer is still on base, watching her every move.Sharp, atmospheric, and impossible to put down, Black Ice turns the most isolated place on Earth into the most dangerous crime scene imaginable. Perfect for fans of Tana French and Jane Harper — because when the sun never sets, there's nowhere left to hide.

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