The Killer's Guide To Iceland

'Callum looked out over Reykjavík, its colourful dolls' houses snuggled together, their rooftops so sharp and precise against a blue-screen sky. He loved this daft capital, this gale blown toy town with whalebones under its flagstones.'

But Callum Pope cannot escape the horrors of his past. He has fled his native Glasgow to make a fresh start in Iceland with Birna Sveinsdóttir, the  glaciologist who is slowly thawing his heart. He has moved in with Birna, her indomitable mother (who believes in fairies) and her daughter Asta, who refuses to believe in Callum. He tries hard to adjust to this new life among three generations of singular females. However, the dark secret Callum is hiding is about to raise its malign head, threatening to not only destroy his relationship but also the life of a young girl. The Killer's Guide to Iceland is the No.1 bestseller from the award-winning author of London Irish. 

'Perceptive and expansive, this is a chilling novel about love, loss and persistent light.' Reykjavik Grapevine

'A cracking plot and a book that so effortlessly evokes the essence of the country and its people.' Amazon Books

'Radcliffe takes us into a dark world but allows us to laugh along the way.' Books Etc.