I Remember You: The bone-chilling haunted house ghost story from the queen of Icelandic Noir

A chiller-thriller of immense scariness ... Not to be read alone after dark.
Yrsa Sigurdardottir's chillers get better and better. I REMEMBER YOU is a truly creepy combination of haunted house story and modern detection in Iceland.
Genuinely bone-chilling, and proves that as well as being the queen of Iceland crime fiction, Sigurdardottir is a supreme generator of fear.
A chilling read, perfect for a dark night.
A chilling ghost story . . . the queen of Icelandic crime writing swerves into new territory with I REMEMBER YOU - a don't-read-it-in-the-dark ghost story . . . Things get seriously scary.
Expertly woven together, with plenty of cliffhangers and perfect control of the macabre mood: intriguing, entertaining, and very spooky indeed.
Genuinely bone-chilling, and proves that as well as being the queen of Icelandic crime fiction, Sigurdardottir is a supreme generator of fear . . . (she) is clearly relishing the business of scaring our pants off.
Sigurdardottir intertwines these plotlines brilliantly and the two creepy strands gradually tighten together to really give the reader the heebie-jeebies. The author comes from a crime and thriller background and you can tell: there are cliff-hangers at the end of almost every chapter and she expertly ramps up the feeling of dread as the plot accelerates and all in the book find themselves in mortal danger.
A true rollercoaster of a chiller . . . This is very different from the Nordic crime one might expect. The macabre sense and unusual crimes bring to mind Jo Nesbo, but this is something so much darker still. A horror with a whodunit sensibility, this is a must-buy for Hallowe'en and beyond.
Some horror novels convey a creeping sense of dread, some a feeling of disgust, and others real fear. This one does all three, and does it with such conviction that it's hard to remember it's not real . . . A fast-paced, stomach-churning ghost story that will rattle your cage.
Not just another thriller - this is one of the most spooky reads you could wish for.
Sigurdardottir indulges in plenty of bump-in-the-night scares and cliffhanger chapter endings.
It is everything it should be, compulsive, intriguing, scary, convoluted, twisting and eventually totally satisfying . . . First class.
Giving the Swedish thriller writers a run for their money, Iceland's Sigurdardottir has produced her best book yet.
Publishers and blurb writers are competing to hail the new monarch of Nordic crime fiction . . . I would be tempted to offer a name not from the obvious crime soil of Sweden or Norway, but from bleak and moody Iceland . . .
Stands comparison with the finest contemporary crime writing anywhere in the world.
Iceland's answer to Stieg Larsson
'She is entitled to join the front ranks of Nordic crime writers.'
I can see why so many people are enthusiastic about Yrsa's work. It's very engaging, fresh and exciting.