Reviewed summary
The Girl in the Ice
Ever notice how crime thrillers often serve up a dead woman in a cold, grimy city park and call it a day? "The Girl in the Ice" takes that tired setup but actually makes you care—about the victim, the detective, and the messy world they’re stuck in. It’s London, it’s bleak, and it’s personal. If you’re tired of cookie-cutter cops and villains, Erika Foster’s story might just grip you tighter than the ice that trapped Andrea Douglas-Brown.
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