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 The Frozen Dead

The #1 International Bestseller- Netflix Series

The frozen landscape of the Pyrenees holds a chilling secret. The discovery of a headless horse, its lifeless body suspended from the edge of a cliff, sends shockwaves through the small community. The gruesome scene is just the beginning of a series of events that will unravel the tranquility of this snowbound valley.

Meanwhile, a young psychiatrist embarks on her first day at a secure asylum for the criminally insane, located only a few miles away. Unbeknownst to her, the timing of her arrival coincides with the unsettling horse murder. As she familiarizes herself with the asylum’s dark corridors and enigmatic patients, she can’t help but feel a sense of foreboding.

Commandant Servaz, a seasoned Toulouse city cop, receives an unexpected call regarding the animal’s death. Initially dismissive, he soon realizes that there is more to this case than meets the eye. The presence of DNA from one of the asylum’s most notorious inmates on the horse’s corpse raises alarming questions. As the days pass, the valley becomes a breeding ground for chaos and violence, with the first human murder taking place.

In this desolate and unforgiving landscape, Servaz finds himself at the center of a twisted tale of madness and revenge. With his expertise and determination, he must navigate through the treacherous web of secrets and uncover the truth before more lives are lost. As the snow continues to fall, Servaz’s resolve is tested, and he must rely on every ounce of his skill to bring justice to this hauntingly dark mystery.

“Who Is Bernard Minier”

Bernard Minier spent his childhood in the picturesque foothills of the French Pyrenees. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of nature, he developed a deep appreciation for the mountains and the tranquility they offered. However, his career path initially took him in a different direction. Minier worked as a customs official, dealing with the complexities of international trade and border control. Little did he know that his true passion lay in the world of literature.

In 2011, Minier took a leap of faith and published his first novel, titled “The Frozen Dead.” This gripping thriller captivated readers from all corners of the globe and quickly gained recognition for its masterful storytelling. The success of the book was not limited to its original language, as it was subsequently translated into numerous languages, allowing a wider audience to enjoy Minier’s work.

The literary world took notice of Minier’s talent, and he received widespread critical acclaim for his debut novel. His unique writing style, combined with the suspenseful plot and well-developed characters, earned him several prestigious literary prizes in France. These accolades served as a testament to Minier’s exceptional storytelling abilities and solidified his position as a rising star in the literary realm.

Today, Minier resides in the charming region of Essonne, located in the southern part of Paris. Surrounded by the vibrant energy of the city, he finds inspiration for his future works. The bustling streets, rich history, and diverse culture of Paris undoubtedly contribute to Minier’s creative process, allowing him to continue crafting thrilling stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats. As he continues to write and explore new avenues in the world of literature, Bernard Minier’s captivating storytelling continues to enthrall audiences worldwide.

“Combines a genuinely creepy series of crimes, a chilling atmosphere, and a dogged detective.”-Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“The evil in this tense and disturbing novel makes for very compelling reading…the suspense bordering on horror.”-Booklist (starred review)

“Minier exploits the unusual setting exceptionally well. A high-altitude thriller, this novel is a great read for more than the usual reasons.”-Kirkus Reviews

“Complex, fast-paced, and completely absorbing, Minier’s wickedly plotted mystery has already found a place on international bestsellers lists.”

“A terrific thriller that will keep you up long past your bedtime. Excellent.”-Peter Robinson, author of Children of the Revolution