Constable David Maratse

When a local hunter kills his brother in a bar fight, Police Constable David Maratse must bring the killer home before he takes another life – his own. Katabatic is the first in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Katabatic today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

As winter retreats and the long summer begins, Greenland Police Constable David Maratse receives a call from inside a shipping container. Container is the second in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Container today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When the winter sun is gone, dark deeds are done, and Greenland Police Constable David Maratse enlists the help of a shaman to find a lost child. Tupilaq is the third in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Tupilaq today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

An unscheduled flight, to a remote Arctic island, brings an unwelcome guest and a flurry of violence with tragic consequences for Police Constable David Maratse. The Last Flight is the fourth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up The Last Flight today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a young couple bring home a newborn baby, Police Constable David Maratse must take care of their challenging nine-year-old girl before the family self-destructs. The Heart that was a Wild Garden is the fifth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. 100% of the royalties from the sale of this book (eBook and paperback) will be donated to the Association for Greenlandic Children. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up The Heart that was a Wild Garden today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a pattern for a Greenlandic national costume is stolen Constable David Maratse must find the thief before they are expelled from the community. Qivittoq is the sixth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Qivittoq today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a body is found during an evangelical visit to a remote Arctic settlement, Constable David Maratse must find the murderer before a frenzy of faith covers their tracks. The Thunder Spirits is the seventh in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up The Thunder Spirits today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a tsunami wave from a massive iceberg threatens to swamp a tiny settlement, Constable David Maratse must persuade an old hunter and his wife to leave their home. Iluliaq is the eighth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Iluliaq today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When two ships collide during an international Search and Rescue exercise off Northeast Greenland, Constable David Maratse and Constable Petra Jensen must rescue a group of journalists trapped below decks. Asiaq is the tenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Asiaq today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a Cold War historian is found dead, close to an abandoned American base, Constable David Maratse must search the ice tunnels to find the suspect before they die from exposure. Camp Century is the eleventh in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Camp Century today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

In the wake of a tragic car accident Constable David Maratse retreats to a remote hunters' cabin in search of salvation. Inuk is the twelfth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Inuk today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a young father slips out of the Tuberculosis isolation ward at Christmas, Constable David Maratse must find him before the man's family is exposed to the disease. Dark Christmas is the thirteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Dark Christmas today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a young girl dies shortly after eating mountain berries, Constable David Maratse must determine the cause before the local community takes the law into their own hands. Poison Berry is the fourteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Poison Berry today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When two siblings find a small plane on the ice, Constable David Maratse must find out what they took from the aircraft before the owners arrive to claim it. Northern Mail is the fifteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Northern Mail today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a prized dog is killed on the eve of the school dog sledge race, Constable David Maratse must find the culprit before more lives are lost. Siku is the sixteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Siku today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When a young woman collapses shortly after arriving in a remote settlement in Greenland, Constable David Maratse must enforce quarantine as sickness and panic spreads through the community. Virusi is the seventeenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Virusi today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When invited on a fishing trip, Constable David Maratse is forced to relive an old case and admit his mistakes before he is allowed to return to shore. Bait is the eighteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Bait today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When Constable David Maratse responds to a pregnant woman's suicide attempt in a remote settlement, he uncovers disturbing secrets buried in tiny graves hidden on the island. The Women's Knife is the nineteenth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up The Women's Knife today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When thin ice prevents firefighters from responding to a house fire, Constable David Maratse must organise an evacuation, before strong winds spread the flames through the settlement. Ice, Wind and Fire is the twentieth in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Ice, Wind and Fire today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

After a flurry of ghostly noises in the village, Greenland Police Constable David Maratse investigates. Streets of Lonely Ghosts is the twenty-first in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter. Pick up Streets of Lonely Ghosts to continue your Greenland mystery adventure today! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When an old shaman is accused of kidnapping his teenage grandson, Constable David Maratse must sort through family lies and misdirection to find him. The Skin Drum is the twenty-second in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter, and makes regular cameo appearances in the Greenland Missing Persons series. Pick up The Skin Drum today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.

When ghosts from an old case haunt an American artist as he walks the streets of Nuuk, Constable David Maratse is recalled to Greenland's capital to investigate. The American Artisan is the twenty-third in a series of novellas to feature Constable David Maratse in Greenland. Each novella is set during Maratse's career as a police constable, and features aspects of Greenlandic culture, tradition, and not least the stunning natural environment. Constable David Maratse also features in the popular Greenland Crime series starting with Seven Graves, One Winter, and makes regular cameo appearances in the Greenland Missing Persons series. Pick up The American Artisan today to begin your Greenland mystery adventure! Christoffer Petersen lives in southern Denmark. He grew up on Jack London stories and devoured any book to do with the Arctic and dog sledging. In 2006 he encouraged his Danish wife to move to Greenland and spent seven years learning about the one of the most exciting countries and cultures in the world. While in Greenland, Chris started writing crime stories and thrillers set in Greenland and the Arctic. He graduated from Falmouth University with a Master of Arts in Professional Writing in 2015, shortly after moving back to Denmark. Chris makes a living writing about Greenland.