Greenland Crime Books in Order
Greenland Crime is a series of 7 books written by Christoffer Petersen.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Greenland Crime books in publication order
7 books
Blood Floe
by Christoffer Petersen
2018
Retired constable David Maratse investigates an expedition yacht found bloodied at the sea ice's edge. A missing research journal draws him from Greenland to Berlin, where a murder inquiry expands into a conspiracy threatening those he loves.
Seven Graves One Winter
by Christoffer Petersen
2018
Invalided out of the police, David Maratse moves to a remote Greenlandic settlement to hunt and fish. Catching a politician's daughter's body on his line makes him both the principal suspect and investigator in her murder.
We Shall Be Monsters
by Christoffer Petersen
2018
A teenager's death and evidence suggesting Petra Jensen's suicide appear to end an investigation. David Maratse refuses to accept that conclusion, heading across Greenland's winter sea ice to search for Petra and pursue a sadistic killer.
Inside the Bear's Cage
by Christoffer Petersen
2019
Serving a prison sentence in Denmark, David Maratse struggles far from Greenland and his partner. An offer of reduced time draws him into an investigation of prison corruption, where dangerous loyalties complicate his hopes of returning home.
Whale Heart
by Christoffer Petersen
2020
Retired constable David Maratse and Sergeant Petra Jensen accept an Antarctic cruise as a chance to recover from recent events. Instead, a foreign plot against Greenland and an old adversary threaten them aboard the isolated ship.
Warrior
by Christoffer Petersen
2021
The discovery of a fugitive in Greenland sends retired constable David Maratse back to an old investigation. Working with a foreign agent, he must connect the earlier case to an international act of terrorism in the present.
The Greenland Manifesto
by Christoffer Petersen
2022
Retired constable David Maratse works as a whale-safari guide in Nuuk as foreign investment transforms local business and politics. The discovery of an entrepreneur's body draws Sergeant Petra Jensen into an investigation that strains personal relationships.
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