Outrage

Arnaldur Indridason's new novel, Outrage, is further evidence that he's one of the most brilliant crime writers of his generation * Sunday Times *
Such stately, well-mannered entertainment is not to be sniffed at * Scotsman *
That rugged Icelandic glacier, Detective Erlendur, is away from Reykjavik and a disturbing case is handled by his female sidekick, Elinborg. The female perspective crates a different kind of novel from those built around Arnaldur Indridason's withdrawn and isolated loner. Here we have a detective worrying about her family while handling with sensitivity the victims of a serial rapist * Independent *
Indridason is one of the best of the new European authors coming into English, right up there with Henning Mankell and Karen Fossum -- Margaret Cannon * The Globe and Mail *
Inspector Erlendur is one of the most compassionate detectives to come this way in a long time * New York Times *
Indridason is a master of atmosphere. * The Vancouver Sun *
Indridason has definitely vaulted onto the A-list of Scandinavian crime authors. * Booklist *
This series places Indridason at the centre of the best of contemporary crime fiction. He is a master storyteller, and has a real gift for evoking the complex humanity at the heart of the most dour-seeming individuals. * The Guardian *