An Angel Named Gabriel (Kindle)

While travelling to the southern coast of Norway for a documentary shoot on beavers, acclaimed wildlife filmmaker Gabriel Dahl notices an exit sign for Smalvik. He abruptly exits the motorway and takes a rural route towards the tiny coastal village. Twenty years ago, he was there on holiday as a youngster when he saved a small girl named Anette from being tormented by a gang of wicked children. Gabriel has often wondered how Anette has fared in life as an adult, and now he has the opportunity to find out. But nothing could have prepared him for the savage hostility that awaits him as he gets closer to finding her. Gabriel has come for answers but finds himself with more questions than before.

Kindle: amazon.com

Paperback: Amazon worldwide and Adlibris in Norway.

The first chapters as flip-book.

READERS’  OPINIONS:

The initial review of the book on Goodreads by Ann Vetter: Wow! What an awesome thriller. I couldn’t put it down. It grips you right from the start. This is a story that is well written. Rating: 5 stars.

Review on Not For Vanity by Robin Stevens: The plot rattles along quickly and the pacing of the novel is excellent. The rate at which Gabriel finds himself in deeper and deeper is well-judged, with some good use of backstory and description where appropriate. There is genuine jeopardy throughout and the story keeps you guessing as to how Gabriel will rescue his long lost childhood love Anette. (…) Recommended for fans of books like Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, this story will transport you into a dark underworld that will intrigue and disgust, but keep you turning those pages for more.

Simen Ingemundsen (author and book blogger): An engaging book that sent chills down my spine, leaving me with a sense of unease and excitement from start to finish.