‘A brilliantly clever puzzle box of a book full of Christie-esque twists, turns and thrills – with a gloriously realised setting’ Lucy Foley

'A trip into the arctic darkness you won't want to miss!' J M Hall

'The setting is stunning and the mystery is entertaining.' The Guardian

'Terrific... claustrophobic, surreal [and] dazzling' The Sunday Times

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A frozen wilderness.

A killer in the skies.

When aspiring travel writer Chloé Campbell is invited aboard a luxury airship flying to the North Pole, she thinks she’s bagged the opportunity of a lifetime.

But she hasn’t had long to admire the dazzling icy views before a fellow passenger is found dead in their cabin.

Trapped at the top of the world, the group agrees a tragic accident has occurred. But as the hours tick by, fear turns to doubt.

It seems everyone’s a suspect.

And it isn’t long before the passengers begin to turn on each other . . .

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'Fiendishly clever' David Goodman

'With its secrets, suspicions and unusual setting, Death in the Arctic is [Hindle's] best yet!' Anita Frank

'A clever, classy and unputdownable whodunnit in a wonderful setting.' Daily Mirror

'A fantastic locked-room mystery' My Weekly

'Chilling' Crime Monthly

'This escapist mystery is out of this world!' Fabulous

'An intriguing, addictive whodunnit.’ Woman’s Weekly
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PRAISE FOR TOM HINDLE

'A new heir to Agatha Christie . . . classic crime for the 21st century' Ragnar Jónasson

'Clever, classy and captivating' Chris Whitaker

'One heir to Christie' Daily Mail

'This is riveting stuff, breathing new life into the traditional locked-room mystery. Hindle puts a 21st century spin on a Golden Age tale that's both captivating and cunning' Sun

'Tricksy, expertly plotted and kept me guessing till the end' Adam Simcox

'Twist after gut-punching twist' M. W. Craven

Murder on Lake Garda by Tom Hindle was a Sunday Times bestseller January 2024

‘The setting is stunning and the mystery is entertaining...’ * The Guardian *
'A fantastic locked-room mystery' * My Weekly *
'Chilling' * Crime Monthly *
'Terrific... claustrophobic, surreal [and] dazzling' * The Sunday Times *
'This escapist mystery is out of this world!' * Fabulous *
'A clever, classy and unputdownable whodunnit in a wonderful setting' * Daily Mirror *
'An intriguing, addictive whodunnit.’ * Woman’s Weekly *

Originally hailing from Leeds, Tom Hindle lives in Oxfordshire with his wife and daughter, an overly opinionated cat and two surprisingly cunning tortoises. He is the author of A Fatal Crossing, The Murder Game, Murder on Lake Garda and Death in the Arctic - which were all inspired by masters of the crime genre such as Agatha Christie and Anthony Horowitz.

Tom is hard at work on his next murder mystery.