There are 5 books in the Forbidden Iceland series. The newest book is Boys Who Hurt which came out in 2024.

1
The Creak on the Stairs

By Eva Bjorg AEgisdottir, Victoria Cribb (translator) ,

Book cover of The Creak on the Stairs
When a woman's body is discovered at a lighthouse in the Icelandic town of Akranes, investigators discover shocking secrets in her past. First in the disturbing, chillingly atmospheric, addictive new Forbidden Iceland series.

**WINNER of the Storytel Award for Best Crime Novel 2020**
**WINNER of the Blackbird Award for Best…
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2
Girls Who Lie

By Eva Bjoerg AEgisdottir, Victoria Cribb (translator) ,

Book cover of Girls Who Lie
When a depressed, alcoholic single mother disappears, everything suggests suicide, until her body is found on the lava fields. Icelandic Detective Elma and her team are thrust into a perplexing, chilling investigation in book two in the award-winning, international bestselling Forbidden Iceland series...

'Chilling and addictive, with a twist you…

3
Night Shadows

By Eva Bjoerg AEgisdottir, Victoria Cribb (translator) ,

Book cover of Night Shadows: The twisty, chilling new Forbidden Iceland mystery
Icelandic detective Elma faces mortal danger as she investigates the death of a young man in a mysterious Akranes house fire, and a Dutch au pair's perfect placement turns deadly ... The breathtaking third instalment in the award-winning Forbidden Iceland series.

***WINNER of the CWA John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger***…

4
You Can't See Me

By Eva Bjoerg AEgisdottir, Victoria Cribb (translator) ,

Book cover of You Can't See Me: The twisty, breathtaking prequel to the international bestselling Forbidden Iceland series...
A wealthy Icelandic family gathers for a reunion in a remote hotel on the isolated lava fields, but when someone goes missing, dark secrets are exposed and everyone is a suspect ... the chilling, gripping prequel to the addictive, award-winning Forbidden Iceland series...

'A country house mystery worthy of Agatha…