Ice and Prey

An investigation of a prehistorical carcass in Greenland leads to mind-blowing conclusions about the unknown animal - and to several gruesome deaths!

The German paleontologist Doctor Susanne Hoffmann is surprised as she got called by a Danish zoologist who needs her help. Some remains of an unidentified huge animal had been found in western Greenland. The zoologist think of it to belong to an unknown prehistorical creature. But because the remains are in such bad conditions they couldn't be transported out of Greenland. This is the beginning of a journey to a foreign corner of the world for Doctor Hoffmann. An investigation starts, that leads to mind-blowing conclusions for the palaeontologist and her team as several scientists throughout Greenland and Europe. But what the scientists don't know is that there are happening accidents at the same time. Hunting accidents. Deadly accidents. Cause by something strange no one could explain

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Rian F. Holes has started writing when he was seven years old by writing short stories about a teddy bear. Later as a teenager he wrote poetry, crime and science-fiction novels. While still being at school he started working as a freelance reporter for a local newspaper. He had studied HR and organizational man-agement and Catholic Theology. He is a for-mer business consultant and works as a teacher now. He had already published stories for children and articles about business management in international journals. Ice and Prey is his first internationally published novel for adults. He is married and father of two sons. Together with his family and a small dog he lives in a village in western Germany.