Sarah Geringën&nbsp;was a member of the special forces who is now a police inspector in Oslo. Almost 40, red-haired, athletic and renowned for her intimidating coldness, she never shakes suspects’ hands before interrogations so as not to create any ties with them. She also speaks little and does not hesitate to leave embarrassing silences to push suspects into saying something they did not intend… This apparently inhuman behaviour is in fact her way of giving victims all the attention and respect they deserve. In her private life, she is a much more joyful, relaxed woman who likes to joke and who wants a fulfilled relationship. Unfortunately, however, when the story of The Scream&nbsp;begins, her plans collapse and old, buried anxieties resurface…&nbsp;CHRISTOPHER CLARENCEChristopher Clarence&nbsp;is an investigative journalist specialising in historical and scientific stereotypes. In his thirties, serenely approaching 40, lively, curious, concerned to push beyond the frontiers of academic knowledge, he leads a very free bachelor life until his brother is killed in a car accident. Christopher then transforms his life to adopt his 8-year-old nephew, Simon, doing his best to bring up the little boy who is finding it hard to get over the trauma of his parents’ death. His meeting with Sarah Geringën is initially highly charged, his habitual charm seeming to leave this beautiful redhead with the icy expression unmoved… &nbsp;

The Sarah Geringën Trilogy

The Scream

An isolated archipelago in the north of Norway, struck by winds

The Alliance

From the dark forests of Norway to the icy plains of Siberia

Devil's Island

Grace is a 32-year-old Glasgow police investigator. She has a gentle face and manner, with a few surplus bulges according to the perfectionist criteria of the times. She had a period of being overweight some years earlier and these “reminders” remain. They do not prevent her from being at ease with herself or being able to laugh at herself. In her job, she is known for her astonishing empathy for victims who confide in her unreservedly. This deep ability to listen probably derives from her strangely solitary life. Grace has in fact chosen to live absolutely alone, without family or friends, books being her only companions. The reason for this decision lies behind a locked door in her flat, in a room where she has hidden a secret that must, come what may, remain buried…&nbsp;

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