Tom Hindle

Death in the Arctic 

Aspiring travel writer Chloe Campbell is invited aboard a luxury airship to the North Pole, thinking she’s secured a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Eight passengers and eight crew members enjoy the snow-covered wintry landscape as they head off for a luxury polar break. However, they have not had long to admire the breathtaking icy views before a fellow passenger is found dead in their cabin. With an amateur sleuth and an abundance of red herrings, the group are trapped at the top of the world where everyone is a suspect, and anyone could be next.

Death in the Arctic is another quintessentially Tom Hindle novel, with his inspiration from Golden Age crime conspicuous throughout. This unique, atmospheric, claustrophobic mystery, reminiscent of Agatha Christie, is a perfect winter read.

The pacing was a little off for me, with the beginning being quite slow and the end fairly fast, but it was still an enjoyable whodunnit!

Eleanor 

Aspiring travel writer Chloe Campbell is invited aboard a luxury airship to the North Pole, thinking she’s secured a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Eight passengers and eight crew members enjoy the snow-covered wintry landscape as they head off for a luxury polar break. However, they have not had long to admire the breathtaking icy views before a fellow passenger is found dead in their cabin. With an amateur sleuth and an abundance of red herrings, the group are trapped at the top of the world where everyone is a suspect, and anyone could be next.

Death in the Arctic is another quintessentially Tom Hindle novel, with his inspiration from Golden Age crime conspicuous throughout. This unique, atmospheric, claustrophobic mystery, reminiscent of Agatha Christie, is a perfect winter read.
 
The pacing was a little off for me, with the beginning being quite slow and the end fairly fast, but it was still an enjoyable whodunnit!

Death in the Arctic

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