Girl in Ice

Val never imagined she would find herself in the freezing cold temperatures of the Arctic, on an isolated island off the Greenland coast. She has been summoned by Wyatt, her late brother’s fellow researcher and mentor. Val can barely fathom spending time where Andy spent his last moments, endlessly wondering and worrying what they entailed. As a renowned linguist and professor of dead Nordic languages Wyatt needs her assistance with a young girl he and his team have discovered or more specifically rescued from the thick glacier. A terrified petite 8 year old that has thawed from the ice alive and speaks in a language no-one can begin to understand. Val must overcome her fear of flying, her terror of meeting new people and general panic over anything outside her rigid daily routine at the university. From the moment she arrives in this frozen tundra she feels overwhelmed with suspicion, for her brothers death and the life of the innocent girl she must save. With the assistance of a young couple set to dive these unimaginable icy waters, Jeanne - a woman who oversees the day to day of the team and erratic behavior of Wyatt, the group sets out to make sense of this mysterious phenomena. A well written, bone-chilling thriller that surprised me at every turn. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️