The Isdal Woman: Norway's Coldest Case Paperback – February 22, 2026

November 29, 1970. A woman's badly burned body is found in a remote Norwegian valley. Her fingerprints have been sanded away. Every label has been cut from her clothes. She carries eight fake passports and not a single real name.More than fifty years later, she is still unidentified.When podcast journalist Ingrid Solberg investigates the case for her show Forgotten Voices, a ninety-year-old Frenchman walks into a Paris café and says the five words that will change everything:"I know who she was."What Antoine Dubois reveals is a story that stretches from wartime Munich to 1950s Parisian revolutionary circles, from the courtrooms of colonial Algeria to the hijacked airfields of the Palestinian resistance. It is the story of a woman named Amira — a refugee who lost everything, found purpose in the fight against injustice, and was consumed by the very forces she helped unleash.Inspired by one of Europe's most famous cold cases and the BBC podcast Death in Ice Valley, The Isdal Woman is a sweeping historical thriller about identity, betrayal, and the secrets powerful men will kill to protect.For fans of Daniel Silva, Mick Herron, and Kate Quinn. Read more