I’m very excited to be on the blog tour for WhiteOut today. This is a series I have heard a lot about and I can’t wait until I have moved so I can finally read it! WhiteOut is available now in ebook and paperback here.
Thank you to the lovely Anne Cater and Orenda Books for allowing me to do a giveaway when I realised that due to moving and no internet I wouldn’t be able to post my review on my advertised day. I will be posting the review at a later date so do keep an eye out for it!
Before I get to the exciting giveaway, here is a little bit about the book!
Book Blurb:
Two days before Christmas, a young woman is found dead beneath the cliffs of the deserted village of Kalfshamarvik. Did she jump, or did something more sinister take place beneath the lighthouse and the abandoned old house on the remote rocky outcrop? With winter closing in and the snow falling relentlessly, Ari Thor Arason discovers that the victim’s mother and young sister also lost their lives in this same spot, twenty-five years earlier…
UK Only Giveaway!:
I’m lucky enough to have a paperback copy of WhiteOut to giveaway to one lucky person.
All you have to do to win is tell me what your favourite thing about Iceland is by commenting on this blog post or on the pinned tweet on twitter. I will leave this competition open for a week until the 28th and then pick a winner. Good Luck!!
About The Author:
Ragnar Jonasson is author of the international bestselling Dark Iceland series. His debut Snowblind went to number one in the kindle charts shortly after publication, and Nightblind, Blackout and Rupture soon followed suit, hitting the number one spot in five countries, and the series being sold in 20 countries and for TV. Ragnar was born in Reykjavik, Iceland, where he continues to work as a lawyer. He also teaches copyright law at Reykjavik University and has previously worked on radio and television, including as a TV-news reporter for the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. Ragnar is a member of the UK Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) and set up its first overseas chapter in Reykjavik. He is also the co-founder of the international crime-writing festival Iceland Noir. From the age of 17, Ragnar translated 14 Agatha Christie novels into Icelandic. He has appeared on festival panels worldwide, and lives in Reykjavik with his wife and young daughters.
Over The Rainbow Blog 
The mythology! Lots of Icelandic people believe in Huldufólk – hidden people or elves. Roadwork projects that run into trouble are sometimes said to be angering local elves and a medium must be consulted before work can continue. http://www.ismennt.is/vefir/ari/alfar/alandslag/aelvesmod.htm (According to one survey, 10 percent of Icelanders believe in supernatural beings, while 10 percent do not – the remaining 80 percent either have no strong feelings either way or refuse to deny their existence entirely)
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The beautiful scenery! My brothers have both been and they are camera addicts. Looks amazing! Perfect location! 💖📚🤓
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Without a doubt the whole tradition of the Christmas Book Flood and giving books on Christmas Eve.. heaven for reading addicts, all topped off clad in a fisherman’s sweater and with a massive bar of chocolate! Great prize, thanks v much, Rachel xx
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