When Áróra receives a call telling her that a child she's never met is claiming to be her missing sister reincarnated, she is devastated … as ridiculous as the allegations might seem. For three years she has been searching for her sister without finding a single clue, and now this strange child seems to have new information.
On the same day, Icelandic detective Daníel returns home to find a note from his tenant, drag queen Lady Gúgúlú, giving notice on her flat and explaining that she has to leave the country. Daníel is immediately suspicious, and when three threatening men appear, looking for Lady, it's clear to him that something is very wrong…
And as Iceland's long dark nights continue into springtime, that is just the very beginning…
Twisty, intricately plotted and atmospheric, Dark as Night is the highly anticipated fourth book in the addictive An Áróra Investigation series, as Áróra and her friends face unimaginable danger and extraordinary experiences that may change everything, forever…
I loved this read. I liked the fact that we had the dual storyline that involved our two main characters Áróra and Daniel. Now this is book number 4 in the Áróra investigates series but I haven’t read any of the others before reading this one however, I don’t feel that it mattered.
I liked Áróra, she was a tough character who also had a really sensitive side to her as well. She was dealing with the loss of her sister who was suspected to have been murdered by her boyfriend but her body had never been found. This formed one part of our storyline and this was really unique.
I thought the way that Áróra’s sisters part of the story was written was just brilliant, it’s not something I expected and I’m not going to lie, I was convinced it was all a con but was hoping something would happen to help find her sister.
The second part of our storyline was Daniel’s long term lodger had left a note and seemingly vanished, I felt very invested in following Robert’s travels to go into hiding and loved the thought that he had put into everything. Again, the reasons behind his need to go into hiding were very intriguing and unique and I was very invested in whether he was going to be able to stay hidden or not.
I loved how it was written and thought the characters were really well written and intriguing. I will have to go back and read the other books in the series as I really did enjoy this one.
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Huge Thanks to Random Things Tours, Lilja Sigurðardótti and Orenda Books for my place on the blog tour.
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