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Will Dean grew up in the East Midlands and had lived in nine different villages before the age of eighteen. After studying Law at the LSE and working in London, he settled in rural Sweden where he built a house in a boggy clearing at the centre of a vast elk forest, and it's from this base that he compulsively reads and writes. His debut novel, Dark Pines, was selected for Zoe Ball's Book Club, shortlisted for the Guardian Not the Booker prize and named a Daily Telegraph Book of the Year. Red Snow was published in January 2019 and won Best Independent Voice at the Amazon Publishing Readers' Awards, 2019. Black River was shortlisted for the Theakstons Old Peculier Award in 2021. The Last Thing to Burn was released to widespread acclaim in January 2021. First Born was published in 2022.For all those who loved Dark Pines by Will Dean I can tell you that the forthcoming sequel, Red Snow is even better. Scandi noir meets Gormenghast. Just wonderful. Can't get enough of Tuva Moodyson
Mark Billingham
Makes the blood run even colder than Dark Pines: Will Dean goes from strength to strength
Erin Kelly
This is a crime novel of poise and polish, peopled with utterly compelling characters. Claustrophobic, chilling and as dark as liquorice. Brilliant
Erin Kelly
An ice-cold chiller, deeply layered, humorous and beautifully finessed. I adored <i>Dark Pines</i>, <i>Red Snow</i> is even better
Chris Whitaker
A creepy, compulsive, atmospheric thriller that chilled me even in this weather
Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Chilling, tense and darkly atmospheric Will Dean's <i>Red Snow</i> grips the reader and doesn't let go
Isabel Ashdown
Bravo! What a rollercoaster... I absolutely loved it. Super characterization and enough intrigue to keep me up at night. Loved the weirdness. So bloody good. Who will play Tuva in the TV series?
Liz Nugent
What an epic series this promises to be, and what a fine heroine. I am hungry for Tuva's next case. Will Dean is truly a master storyteller
Elizabeth Haynes
After a thrillingly good debut in <i>Dark Pines</i>, journalist Tuva Moodyson returns in Red Snow a sophomore novel that exceeds expectations, and truly secures Tuva a spot as a heroine readers will be seeking to read more of for a very long time
The Bookbag
<b>Red Snow</b> is engrossing, chilling and original, and Tuva Moodyson is the kind of protagonist I'd follow anywhere!
Helen Sedgwick
TWO BODIES
One suicide. One cold-blooded murder. Are they connected? And who's really pulling the strings in the small Swedish town of Gavrik?
TWO COINS
Black Grimberg liquorice coins cover the murdered man's eyes. The hashtag #Ferryman starts to trend as local people stock up on ammunition.
TWO WEEKS
Tuva Moodyson, deaf reporter at the local paper, has a fortnight to investigate the deaths before she starts her new job in the south. A blizzard moves in. Residents, already terrified, feel increasingly cut-off. Tuva must go deep inside the Grimberg factory to stop the killer before she leaves town for good. But who's to say the Ferryman will let her go?