Greenland Missing Persons Books in Order

Nearly a year after a Greenlandic boy disappeared, someone finally reports him missing. Newly trained constable Petra Jensen travels to the far north to investigate, beginning a search shaped by the region's isolation and traditions.

Someone poisons a remote Greenland settlement's water supply, and the evidence points to a man who vanished years earlier. Constable Petra Jensen must find the missing suspect to understand the threat facing the community.

A missing girl's shoes are found beside a dead raven, but the search for her body has ended. Constable Petra Jensen must resolve the case so her parents can understand what happened and begin grieving.

Stranded by a fierce winter storm in a remote Greenland village, Constable Petra Jensen revisits an old case. While residents shelter from the plunging temperature, she uses the enforced pause to investigate a disappearance.

A young woman found alone in Greenland's mountains appears lucky to have survived. Encouraged to investigate, Constable Petra Jensen follows the evidence toward a remote cabin known as the Banshee Palace and the darkness surrounding it.

A famous British teenager disappears during a school trip to Greenland, drawing international attention. Constable Petra Jensen becomes the public face of the search while struggling with tabloid scrutiny that complicates an already demanding investigation.

A desperate young man takes a hostage in a hospital in Greenland's capital. When other approaches fail, Constable Petra Jensen intervenes personally, facing the immediate pressure of a crisis in which conventional options have run out.

Celebrity ghost hunters arrive in Greenland and insist on police protection. Their demands draw Constable Petra Jensen into an unusual assignment, during which she encounters an unexpected side of her supervisor, Sergeant Duneq, amid the ghostly proceedings.

While attending a conference in Canada, Constable Petra Jensen is recruited for an international missing-persons investigation. Her policing skills and Inuit background make her suitable for undercover work, but the trail offers few clear leads.

The disappearance of a Russian diplomat's daughter in Greenland's desert threatens to become an international incident. Constable Petra Jensen is assigned to find her, making a missing-persons investigation a matter of diplomacy as well as police work.

A shaman's daughter vanishes while her father is being hunted by the authorities. Constable Petra Jensen must break the rules to locate them both, confronting a case in which official procedures threaten to hinder her search.

An encounter at a residential home in Nuuk prompts Constable Petra Jensen to reopen a disappearance. The woman was last seen more than forty years earlier, making the search both emotionally difficult and dependent on the distant past.

Constable Petra Jensen travels to Australia's Northern Territory for overdue leave, hoping for a respite from police work. Her holiday instead draws her into the search for a cop killer in a vast, unforgiving landscape.

Recovering in a hospital bed, Constable Petra Jensen receives a Polaroid showing a traditional Inuit tattoo. Encouraged to locate the person who created it, she follows an unusual lead into a new Greenland missing-persons investigation.

Preparations for Luui's sixth birthday are interrupted when Commissioner Lars Andersen gives Petra Jensen a special assignment. Her police responsibilities conflict with family commitments, complicating an already bittersweet occasion in the Greenland Missing Persons series.

As Tuukula prepares for an exceptionally long sledge journey, Petra Jensen tries to distract his daughter, Luui, with an unsolved case. Their investigation calls for old magic, drawing the shaman's daughter into the search for answers.

Constable Petra Jensen joins the search for a sixteen-year-old girl missing along Greenland’s remote eastern coast. What appears to be a rescue mission soon reveals troubling discrepancies, forcing Petra to question the situation she has been sent to resolve.