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    The Twelfth Night

    By Christoffer Petersen

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    When cyberactivists incite young Greenlanders in Nuuk to riot, Police Commissioner Petra Jensen must shut them down before the Twelfth Night becomes the city’s last.

    In the wake of a turbulent Christmas period, Petra Piitalaat Jensen has barely resolved one serious crime before another more urgent disturbance demands her attention.

    Commanding a police force suffering from fatigue and stress, Petra must rally the department and lead them on the hunt for a group of cyberactivists inciting the young people of Greenland to rise up and take charge of their future.

    In a series of escalating events, Petra is drawn into Greenland’s dark underworld during the darkest month of the year, where traditional methods of policing require new thinking to overcome the first threat to Greenland’s new-found independence.

    Set in Greenland’s future, "The Twelfth Night" twists Greenlandic politics, traditions and myths into a dark tale set in the darkest month of the year, in a frighteningly imaginable future.

    "The Twelfth Night" is set many years after the events in the Greenland Crime series, but features several of the characters introduced in those books.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristoffer Petersen
    Release dateJan 2, 2020
    ISBN9788793680937
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    The Twelfth Night
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    Christoffer Petersen

    I write chilling thrillers and crime stories set in Greenland, Scandinavia, and Scotland. I spent seven years in Greenland, working at, among other places, the Greenland Police Academy. My experiences have shaped my stories, as did the seven years I spent in Scotland before “becoming Danish”.My thrillers feature the first female member of the elite Danish Sirius Sledge Patrol: Konstabel Fenna Brongaard, a retired Greenlandic policeman: David Maratse, and, soon, a Scottish-born Danish Detective: Freja Hansen.

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