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The Last Call from Egilsstadir
Bjorn Finnbogadottir
Forlagið
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About this book
Moods
quiet
tense
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Author
Bjorn FinnbogadottirAbout this book
A tense mystery unfolding around Egilsstadir, where a quiet archive and a late-night crossing pull Bjorn Finnbogadottir into an investigation that reaches far beyond the first disappearance. No English edition is documented yet.
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Genre
Crime & Mystery
Published
2026
Language
Icelandic
Available in
Icelandic
ISBN
9781355851194
Translator · EN
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