Fatal Crossing

Fatal Crossing

by Lone THEILS

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When a picture of two Danish girls who disappeared on a boat bound for England in 1985 surfaces in an old suitcase, journalist Nora Sand's professional curiosity is immediately awakened. Before she knows it, she is mixed up in the case of a serial killer serving a life sentence in a notorious prison. The quest to discover the truth about the missing girls may be more dangerous that she had ever imagined.

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  1. 1

    How does Lone Theils use the setting of the closed-case photograph in the old suitcase to establish the atmospheric tension of the novel, and how does visual evidence often hold more power over us than written accounts?

  2. 2

    Nora Sand leaves her familiar Danish journalism background behind in London; how does her status as an expatriate and an outsider shape the way she investigates the cold case compared to local authorities?

  3. 3

    The book deals with the enduring grief of families left behind by missing loved ones; in what ways does the passage of thirty years change the nature of hope and closure for those affected?

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