Fire and Ice Series in Order by Michael Ridpath

"Death in Dalvik" is the sixth book in the Magnus Iceland Mystery series by Michael Ridpath. The book follows Inspector Magnus Jonson as he investigates the murder of Helga, who was found dead on the hillside above the farm. The investigation takes a turn when a second murder occurs, and the evidence pointing to a quick resolution and an easy suspect unravels. The plot is further complicated by a local cryptocurrency crisis that rocks the community. With twists and turns, Michael Ridpath keeps his readers guessing until the end. The book is available in both paperback and Kindle edition on Amazon, and it has received positive reviews from readers and critics alike.

"The Wanderer" is the fifth book in "The Magnus Iceland Mysteries" crime fiction series by Michael Ridpath. The book begins with the murder of a young Italian tourist at a sacred church in northern Iceland. Magnus Jonson, an American Icelander newly returned to the Reykjavík police force, is called to investigate the case. As Magnus delves deeper into the investigation, he uncovers a web of jealousy, tensions, and old friendships that are replaced by new tensions. The plot thickens when a second murder takes place, leading Magnus to question everything he thought he knew about the case. The book is set in Iceland and features a mix of history, culture, and crime fiction.

"Sea of Stone" is the fourth book in "The Magnus Iceland Mysteries" crime fiction series by Michael Ridpath. The book is set in Iceland in 2010, where Constable Páll is called to investigate a suspected homicide in a remote farmstead. He is surprised to find that Detective Magnus Jonson is already at the scene, and together they begin to unravel the mystery. The dead man is identified as Magnus's estranged grandfather, and as they review the crime scene, it becomes apparent that forensic evidence has been tampered with. The investigation leads them to a tale of familial ties and bloodthirsty vengeance, of isolated communities scarred by the tragedies of the past, and of a final, painful reckoning.