Hunted in Alaska

A brutal crime, a remote frontier, a relentless hunt.

Torn from the frozen soil, the remains of a South Korean detective trigger a race against time to save his kidnapped sister in Alaska. Committed to her salvation, investigators search for the woman in the remote regions of the Kenai Peninsula and the seedy underworld of Anchorage. Unbeknownst to them, a serial killer also has her in his sights. Whoever reaches her first will decide her fate.

This English edition preserves the author's original text. As our publishing house specializes in French-language publications, this edition has not undergone the same editorial process as the French adaptation, which was professionally edited by a native French editor. Readers will therefore discover Hunted in Alaska in its original English form, as first published by the author.

Publisher's Note: Hunted in Alaska is a compelling noir novel. Its prose is lean, its narrative stark and unsentimental, echoing the harsh climate of Alaska itself. With methodical precision, the author dissects horrific acts, complex characters, and an unforgiving wilderness. The writing feels as though it has been stripped of all sentiment, filtered through a lens devoid of empathy. In this respect, the author recalls the style of Georges Simenon's early novels. It is a bold artistic choice-and a remarkably successful one.