Sigrid

Icelander Sigrid Vinland is the brilliant, outlandish, forensic-profiler who always wears gloves; especially at home. Her runaway success in solving murders impresses her boss but bewilders Sigrid with solutions that seem eerily supernatural. She tells no-one, but the secret to her success lays in an ability she's attempted to bury for as long as she can remember, the curse of being able to feel an objects history. In her hands a victims possessions can point to a murder weapon - and touching a murder weapon can nudge Sigrid another step towards insanity. Now the protective gloves must come off when her father begs her to find something out before he dies. What happened to her sister twenty years ago. But Sigrid dreads touching her sister's old toys; the flashbacks of a little girl vanishing into a snowstorm trigger too much guilt. Is that why her mother gave Sigrid away? Why she can't remember her own sister's face? Sigrid is forced back to her childhood Icelandic home to investigate a missing child case with Lok, a content cop who never questions local traditions. Until...Sigrid's return disturbs shameful family secrets and a multinational conspiracy to build a controversial power plant that has unleashed dangerous supernatural forces in her homeland.